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Complete Annotations and Modern Translation of Treatise on Cold Damage

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Complete Annotations and Modern Translation of Classic Chinese Medical Works
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Complete Annotations and Modern Translation of Treatise on Cold Damage is one volume in the "Complete Annotations and Modern Translation of Classic Chinese Medical Works" series, edited by Zhang Jingming and Chen Zhenlin. Using the Song edition of the Treatise on Cold Damage reproduced by Zhao Kaimei of the Ming dynasty as its base text, it provides item-by-item annotation and vernacular translation of the original work by Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han. The book follows the old Song edition format, divided into ten volumes and twenty-two chapters: Volume 1 contains the Methods for Diagnosing Pulses and Methods for Assessing Pulses; Volume 2 contains the Discussion of Cold Damage, the chapter on diagnosing and treating the pulse patterns of spasm, dampness, and heatstroke, and the first part of diagnosing and treating the pulse patterns of greater yang disease; thereafter come the middle and lower chapters on greater yang disease, the chapters on yang brightness, lesser yang, greater yin, lesser yin, and terminal yin diseases, then the chapters on diagnosing and treating cholera, on yin-yang transmission and relapse from overexertion after recovery, and the "permissible and impermissible" chapters on what may and may not be treated by sweating, what may and may not be treated by vomiting, what may and may not be treated by purging, and treatment after sweating, vomiting, and purging. The editors retain the "permissible" and "impermissible" chapters that are often omitted in commonly circulated editions, and append a review of research on the Treatise on Cold Damage, prefaces including the Preface to the Engraved Complete Works of Zhang Zhongjing, the Preface to the Treatise on Cold Damage, and the Collection of the Treatise on Cold Damage and Sudden Illness. The book ends with references and a formula index, making it easy for readers to look up passages by formula and study the principles through the passages, and to gain a complete understanding of the Song edition of the Treatise on Cold Damage and its six-channel pattern-differentiation and treatment system.

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《伤寒论》文字古奥、条文简省,初读者常卡在“字都认识,句读不通”的门槛上。这本贵州教育出版社的《全注全译伤寒论》正是为解决这一层障碍而作:以赵开美摹刻宋本为底本,注释以解释文义、疏通医理为主,校勘从简,译文力求准确顺畅,使读者先读懂原文,再谈发挥。尤为可取的是,本书完整保留了辨脉法、平脉法、伤寒例以及“诸可诸不可”等篇,这些内容在不少普及本中被删节,却正是理解宋本结构与后世注家分歧的关键。卷首《伤寒论》研究述评可帮助读者建立版本与学术源流的整体印象;书末附方剂索引,临证或复习时按方索条十分方便。全书仅二百五十余页,篇幅精炼,定价亲民,适合作为诵读原典的入门底本,也可与成无己、柯琴等注本参读,进而深入六经辨证之门。

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • 中医专业在校学生,需要逐条读懂《伤寒论》原文者
  • 初学经方、希望先通文义再谈临床的中医师承学习者
  • 想系统研读宋本《伤寒论》全貌的中医爱好者
  • 备考中医经典等级考试、需要对照条文背诵者

Not a good fit for

  • 只想看方剂速查手册、不打算读原文的读者
  • 追求历代注家汇校、需要大量版本比勘的专业文献研究者
  • 完全无中医基础且不愿查阅术语的零起点读者

Reading tips

  1. 先通读卷首《伤寒论》研究述评与序跋,了解成书、流传与宋本由来,再进入正文。
  2. 按六经篇章顺序推进,每读完一篇用方剂索引回查对应条文,形成“方—证—条”的对应记忆。
  3. 对“诸可诸不可”等篇不必一次读透,可先标记,待六经主论熟悉后再回头细究。
  4. 翻译只看不懂处,尽量先自行句读原文,再对照注释与译文,避免依赖白话而忽略原文语感。

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Guizhou Educational Publishing House Co., Ltd. focuses on educational publishing, with titles spanning language and literacy, exam preparation, inspirational growth, and applied psychology, while also supporting primary and secondary school students' extracurricular reading and writing skills. Representative titles in the catalog include the "Creative Writing Lessons for Primary School Students" series, whose volumes cover rhetoric, imagination, perception, expression, narration, and argumentation, as well as the "Hai Xiaoqiangqiang's Writing Class" series, which addresses themes such as campus life, growing up, the four seasons, fantasy adventures, and the wider world. Authors represented in the catalog include Gao Shijia, Hou Jiping, Hai Xiaoqiangqiang, Yimi Yangguang Children's Book Studio, Mike Bechtle, and Yiyan. The publisher has developed a recognizable strength in writing instruction and Chinese language learning materials, emphasizing readability and practicality. Public information is limited, and the above description is based on the books in the catalog.

Contents

  1. Complete Annotations and Modern Translation of Classic Chinese Medical Works

FAQ

这本书的底本是哪个版本?
以明代赵开美摹刻的宋本《伤寒论》为底本整理,该本经晋代王叔和辑佚编次,共十卷二十二篇,是通行《伤寒论》的主要版本系统。
全书共有多少篇、多少卷?
依宋本旧貌分为十卷二十二篇,从辨脉法、平脉法起,至辨发汗吐下后病脉证并治止,并保留“诸可诸不可”相关篇章。
本书有白话翻译吗?
有。书名“全注全译”即指对原文逐条加注并配白话译文,注释以疏通文义、阐释医理为主,译文力求准确易懂。
和中华书局李心机译注本有何不同?
两者同以宋本为底本,但主编与整理者不同:本书由张景明、陈震霖主编,篇幅较精简;中华书局本由李心机译注,注释结合临床更详,可根据需要选择或互参。
书中有方剂索引吗?
有,书末附参考文献与方剂索引,可按方名查找对应原文条文,方便诵读复习与临证检索。

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Zhang Zhongjing Author · China (Eastern Han)

Zhang Zhongjing, whose given name was Ji and whose courtesy name was Zhongjing, was a native of Niyang in Nanyang Commandery (present-day Nanyang, Henan) during the Eastern Han dynasty. His birth and death years are unknown, and later generations honored him as the "Medical Sage." He wrote the sixteen-volume Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases, which established the principle of pattern differentiation and treatment and laid the foundation of clinical therapeutics in traditional Chinese medicine; the work is counted among the four great classics of Chinese medicine. In later transmission it was divided into the Treatise on Cold Damage and the Essential Prescriptions of the Golden Cabinet. This library holds 32 related works, including the Song edition of the Treatise on Cold Damage and various edited versions of the Essential Prescriptions, commonly classified under medicine. Owing to limited historical sources, public information on the details of his life is scarce, yet his scholarly influence runs through clinical practice and education in Chinese medicine, and his works remain required reading for its study.

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