About the author
Wu Shen, about whom public information is limited, writes across both literature and health. Three of his works are held in the collection, comprising fiction as well as theoretical discussion and practical summary of traditional Chinese music therapy. In literature, he demonstrates his storytelling in the novel collection One Hundred Days, with a subject and style of his own; in health and medicine, he discusses the music-therapy ideas of the Huangdi Neijing and is the author of The Joy of Life: Wu Shen's Chinese Music Therapy, which combines the traditional concept of treating illness through the five tones with Chinese music therapy and introduces health-preserving knowledge to general readers. His works commonly fall under classics, medicine, and health, reflecting a parallel engagement with literary writing and health practice, and may be of interest to readers concerned with fiction and traditional music therapy.
Written (3)
Rating 3.6★ Five-Tone Therapy in the Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic: Theory and Practice of Traditional Chinese Music Therapy 吴慎 People's Medical Publishing House · 2025 The book consists of two parts, theory and practice. It mainly introduces documentary records of traditional Chinese music therapy, along with the pri… Rating 4.1★ Roth's Collected Novels 1: One Hundred Days 约瑟夫·罗特 / 吴慎 Lijiang Publishing House · 2021 This book is one of Roth's few historical novels. With a sweeping yet delicate touch, through two different perspectives—that of Emperor Napoleon and … Rating 3.2★ The Joy of Life: Wu Shen's Chinese Sound Therapy 吴慎 Jinan University Press · 2017 This book is a record of Professor Wu Shen of the University of Hawaii School of Medicine using music for therapeutic treatment, mainly introducing th…Publishers
People's Medical Publishing HouseJinan University PressLijiang Publishing House