Commentary on the Classic of Cold Damage

1. First read through the plain text of the Treatise on Cold Damage once, then read this book, so as to appreciate the intent of its classification and arrangement.
2. Read in the order of the six-channel chapters; for each category, first examine the logic of Cheng's classification, then go back to check the original entries.
3. When reading chapters such as Taiyang mistaken attack and Yangming purgation, keep the original order at hand for comparison and mark the articles that have been moved.
4. Mark places where content from the Jin Gui is supplemented separately, distinguishing this layer from the main text of the Treatise on Cold Damage.

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