Can you give me the vernacular text of the full text of the Yellow Emperor s Neijing Thank you

Password: Y79P Title: The Yellow Emperor's Neijing - Vernacular Full Translation. Attached is the original version of the translator: Ao Qingtian.

Publisher: Sichuan Science and Technology.

Year of publication: 1995-6

Pages: 660

The Yellow Emperor's Neijing is one of the precious cultural heritages of the Chinese nation, and it is a classic work on the theory and practical experience of traditional Chinese medicine. The vernacular version of the Yellow Emperor's Neijing translates this classic work into an easy-to-understand vernacular language, which is more convenient for the public to read and understand. Therefore, the vernacular version of the Yellow Emperor's Neijing is indeed a good choice.

In the vernacular version of the Yellow Emperor's Neijing, we can learn about human physiology and pathology, diseases, and the use of traditional Chinese medicine. At the same time, this edition also adds some explanations and additions to modern medicine, so that readers can better understand Chinese medicine.

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The Yellow Emperor's Neijing is divided into Suwen and Lingshu, both of which are part of the Yellow Emperor's Neijing. The Yellow Emperor's Neijing is the earliest and most important medical work in existence, and it is the work that formed and laid the foundation for the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine.

Su Wen", with the unity of man and nature, the theory of yin and yang, the theory of five elements, and the study of viscera meridians as the main line, discusses the relationship between regeneration, viscera, meridians, pathogenesis, treatment, medicine, and health and disease prevention, integrates medical theory, medical theory, and medical prescriptions, and preserves more than 20 ancient medical books such as "Five Colors", "Pulse Change", "Shangjing", "Xiajing", "Taishi Tianyuan Book", etc., highlighting the ancient philosophical thoughts, emphasizing the overall concept of the unity of the inside and outside of the human body, thus becoming the source of the basic theory of Chinese medicine.

Lingshu is also known as "Needle Sutra" and "Nine Needles". There are nine volumes and eighty-one articles, which together with the nine volumes of "Suwen" are called "The Yellow Emperor's Neijing", which has absolute authority in acupuncture and moxibustion.

I can only tell you in general terms. In the past, Su Wen and Lingshu were talked about separately, but now Su Wen and Lingshu are combined together, called the Yellow Emperor's Neijing. Su Wen is mainly a dialogue between the Yellow Emperor and Qi Bo, talking about diseases and other issues, while Lingshu is a needle sutra.

The Yellow Emperor's Neijing Vernacular Detailed Explanation is written by Zheng Hongbin, a doctor of medicine and a professor at Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and is based on his experience and achievements in more than 20 years of clinical and scientific research and teaching work in traditional Chinese medicine. This book is a work on the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine with solid theory and detailed content.

Written by Zheng Hongbin, a professor at Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, MD, the book provides a detailed vernacular translation and annotation of the Yellow Emperor's Neijing based on his experience and achievements in clinical, scientific research and teaching of traditional Chinese medicine for more than 20 years. This book is a work on the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine with solid theory and detailed content.

Prof. Zheng Hongbin's Profile:

Zheng Hongbin, male, born in November 1963, is from Pan'an County, Zhejiang Province. Doctor of Medicine, Professor, Doctoral Supervisor. He graduated from Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1983 with a bachelor's degree, in 1986 from Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a master's degree in the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, in 2000 from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a doctorate degree in spleen and stomach diseases, and in 2001 he was a visiting scholar at the Medical Faculty of the University of Tokyo, Japan, as a visiting scholar from the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China.

He is currently the director of the Zhejiang Provincial Basic Theory Branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the person in charge of the excellent course of "Selected Readings of the Neijing" of Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has been engaged in the teaching of "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Huangdi Neijing" and the clinical and scientific research of Chinese medicine for spleen and stomach diseases for more than 20 years, with a solid theoretical foundation of Chinese medicine and rich teaching experience in "Huangdi Neijing", he has compiled and published many monographs on Chinese medicine, published nearly 100 articles, and used the theory of "Huangdi Neijing" to guide the clinical practice of Chinese medicine internal medicine.