Ancient Books of Traditional Chinese Medicine - The Complete Book of Medical Lin Zhuangyuan Jishi

The Complete Book of Medicine Lin Zhuangyuan Jishi is a comprehensive chinese medicine work written by Gong Tingxian in the Ming Dynasty, which was written in the forty-fourth year of the Ming Dynasty (1616). The book consists of 8 volumes and eight volumes.

The first volume contains six articles on the general song of the Typhoid Fever Pulse Method of Song Xu, the Diagnosis of pulse oral tips, the discussion of the absolute pulse, the too little pulse, and the examination of the pulse diagnosis, which belong to the pulse diagnosis and the examination; and the "Miscellaneous Treatises" lists thirty-seven aphorisms on dialectics and treatment. Volumes 2 to 7 are divided into 159 doors, which deal with the causes, symptoms, treatment rules, and prescriptions of internal, external, gynecological, pediatric, and various medical evidences. Volume VIII also has four doors: famine relief, plaster, general treatment, and miscellaneous prescriptions, which are classified and include medical prescriptions. The content of the description is more concise and concise than the six books written by Gong Shi.