Xie Jingri

Xie Jingri, male, was born in Tangshan, Hebei, in August 1955. He is a chief physician, professor, and doctoral supervisor at the First Affiliated Hospital of Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine, a guiding teacher for the national inheritance of senior Chinese medicine experts' academic experience, and a recipient of the State Council special allowance. Long engaged in clinical practice and teaching in Chinese medicine, he originated the academic concept of the "liver-spleen theory" and specializes in digestive system diseases and difficult and miscellaneous internal diseases. Three of his works are held in the collection, all centered on clinical applications of the liver-spleen theory, discussing its use in difficult and miscellaneous diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, and hepatobiliary diseases respectively. Grounded in clinical practice, these books organize pattern-differentiation points and treatment methods and formulas around the idea of harmonizing the liver and spleen. They are intended for Chinese medicine clinicians, written in plain language, and focus on summarizing and passing on experience, offering reference value for the Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment of related conditions. Public information is limited, so other biographical details are omitted.