About the publisher
Shanghai Pujiang Education Press is a publisher whose main direction is medical and health books; publicly available information is limited, and details of its founding background and scale are not clear. Judging from the six titles in the catalog, its publishing centers on two ends: traditional Chinese medical classics and practical health reading. On the one hand, it issues works by physicians of past dynasties, such as Yi Yuan, Keshen Yihua, Lushantang Leibian, Yanjing Yan and Yijing Suhui Ji, covering medical theory, medical talks and interpretations of medical classics. On the other hand, it offers illustrated practical titles for general readers, such as the illustrated guide to identifying acupoints on the human body. Representative authors include Shi Shoutang, Ji Nan, Zhang Zhicong and Mo Meishi, as well as contemporary editors such as You Shanshan, Xing Yurui, Tang Xuemei and Zhang Dan. Its common categories are medical health, health, gender and medicine, reflecting a publishing profile that combines the transmission of traditional medicine with popular health education.
Published (6)
Kechen Medical Talks Ji Nan / You Shanshan / 邢玉瑞 / Tang Xuemei Shanghai Pujiang Education Press · 2011 Kechen Medical Talks is a medical-talk work in three volumes by the Qing dynasty physician Ji Nan (courtesy name Shouqiao, sobriquet Gangu Waishi, a n… The Sources of Medicine 石寿棠 Shanghai Pujiang Education Press · 2011 The Sources of Medicine is a work of medical discourse by the Qing dynasty physician Shi Shoutang (courtesy name Funan, 1823–1869, a native of Andong … Lüshan Tang Classified Discourses Zhang Zhicong Shanghai Pujiang Education Press · 2011 Lüshan Tang Classified Discourses (Lüshan Tang Leibian) is a medical discourse work written in the second year of the Kangxi reign (1663) by Zhang Zhi… Yanjing Yan Mo Meishi / 邢玉瑞 / Zhang Dan Shanghai Pujiang Education Press · 2011 Yanjing Yan (Remarks on the Study of the Classics) is a collection of insights gained by the Qing dynasty physician Mo Meishi (1837–1907) from years o… Tracing the Source of Medical Classics Wang Lü Shanghai Pujiang Education Press · 2011 Tracing the Source of Medical Classics is a collection of medical essays by Wang Lü (courtesy name Andao, style name Jisou, a native of Kunshan who st… Illustrated Shortcuts to Identifying Acupoints on the Human Body 严振国 / 邵水金 Shanghai Pujiang Education Press · 2007 This is an illustrated introductory reader on traditional Chinese medicine acupoints for non-professionals and beginners. The human body has 361 merid…Frequent authors
邢玉瑞 (2)严振国 (1)Tang Xuemei (1)You Shanshan (1)Zhang Dan (1)Zhang Zhicong (1)Wang Lü (1)石寿棠 (1)Mo Meishi (1)Ji Nan (1)邵水金 (1)