The Heart of Acupuncture
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- 从事针灸临床、希望补充实战处方的中医师
- 中医院校针灸推拿专业的高年级学生与研究生
- 基层全科医生、社区卫生服务人员
- 对针药并用与名家临床经验感兴趣的中医爱好者
Not a good fit for
- 完全没有中医基础的零起点读者,专业术语和辨证内容较多
- 希望自行在家扎针治疗的普通读者,针刺操作需专业训练与执业资质
- 只关心现代循证医学、排斥传统理论的读者
Reading tips
- 先读第二部分医案,感受“镇静六穴”“胃十针”的临床思路,再回头读第一部分的医理,理解更顺。
- 准备一本经络腧穴图谱对照阅读,边读边在图上标出书中处方用穴,加深记忆。
- 把痛证“三则十法”整理成自己的选穴卡片,临证时按病因与部位两条线检索。
- 与《针灸心悟》《针灸心传》配套阅读,可看出作者学术体系由基础到实战的递进。
About the publisher
Xueyuan Publishing House focuses mainly on medical and health books, with additional categories in economics and personal finance, management, and relationships. Judging from the 111 titles in the database, it devotes considerable attention to classical Chinese medicine and clinical case records. Representative publications include Hu Xishu's Lectures on the Treatise on Cold Damage, the high-definition edition of Shanghan Guanzhu Ji in the Ten Commentators on the Treatise on Cold Damage series, the annotated Treatise on Cold Damage, Selected Medical Cases of Famous Physicians on the Golden Cabinet, Zhang Guanyi's Medical Cases and Talks, Zang Kuntang's Medical Cases and Essays, and Yingtong Leicui, involving classical authors such as Zhang Zhongjing, Cheng Wuji, and You Yi as well as contemporary physicians including Hu Xishu, Zhang Liping, and Chen Ming. The house also publishes management and strategy titles such as Guiguzi and Business Strategy, with authors including Ohashi Takeo. Overall, its profile is marked by collation and annotation of Chinese medical classics, research on the Treatise on Cold Damage and the Golden Cabinet, and famous physicians' case records and talks, extending toward health preservation and practical management. Because public information on its founding year and location is limited, no inferences are made here.
Contents
- Gao Lishan's Acupuncture Trilogy
FAQ
这本书和《针灸心悟》《针灸心传》是什么关系?
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About the author
Gao Lishan is a medical author writing on acupuncture, whose personal biography is scarce in publicly available sources; basic details such as nationality and dates of birth and death are not clearly recorded. Four of his works are currently held in the collection, including "Acupuncture Heart's Door," "Acupuncture Heart's Transmission," and "Acupuncture Heart's Awakening" (with a duplicate entry), all centered on acupuncture as a branch of traditional Chinese medicine. This suggests that his writing focuses on organizing and expounding acupuncture theory and clinical insights. The titles, with their recurring use of "heart" (xin), carry a clear tone of experiential summary and shared reflection, implying that the author emphasizes connecting acupuncture principles through personal practice and thought rather than merely listing points and techniques. In common classifications these works are grouped under medicine and health, health, and gender and relationships, indicating a readership that includes both general readers and clinical practitioners. Based on the available material, Gao Lishan's style tends to frame the study and clinical practice of acupuncture around the notion of the "heart," stressing understanding and insight, and his works offer some reference value for the popularization and transmission of acupuncture knowledge.
Gao Feng, about whom limited public information is available, has written across a wide range of fields, with eight works held in the collection. His subjects are notably diverse: they include the juvenile detective novel The Bronze Demon: Young Detective Squad 04 and the dialectological study A Survey of the Dingbian Dialect: Key Dialect Surveys in Shaanxi; in medicine he has published Xu Lingyun's Clinical Insights into Sleep Disorders and Approaches to Diagnosing and Treating Common Lung Diseases; in biography there is Biographies of Jiangsu Cultural Figures Through the Ages: Li Yu; he is also the author of Notes on Taisu and has ventured into artificial intelligence with The AI Revolution: Opening a New Era of Superintelligence, while contributing to Witness: Party History in Liaoning's First-Class Revolutionary Relics. His style varies with subject, ranging from rigorous scholarship to accessible narrative, showing a strong capacity for cross-disciplinary writing.