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Traditional Chinese bone-setting is a conventional Chinese medical practice primarily used for treating fractures, dislocations, muscle and ligament injuries. This method combines the holistic concepts of traditional Chinese medicine with unique therapeutic techniques.
In this book, the author discusses the Key Principles of Bone-Setting in in the context of traditional Chinese medicine. These are the core principles or essential techniques in traditional bone-setting or orthopedic practices in ancient China.
The discussion is mainly based on the clinical practice by Dr. Wu Qian, imperial physician in the Imperial Court of the Qing Dynasty, and the translation of his "Zheng Gu Xin Fa" or Essentials Of Orthopedic Techniques.
A propos de l'auteur
About the author
Yingxiong Feng
Pen names: Three Heroes, Lianlong, Cloudy Seagail
Biography
1979-1985 Guangdong Enping Number One Middle School
1985-1989 English Department of Guangzhou Foreign Languages
1989-1992 Guangdong Import & Export Commodity Inspection Bureau
1992-1997 China Travel Service (Guangdong & Macau)
1998-1999 The Earth Editing Commission of People's Daily
2000-2003 News Department of Guangzhou TV Station
2003- Live in Australia
Published books in Chinese
Buddhism of Tang Dynasty
Commentary Notes on Avatamsaka Sutra
Argumentation of Lankavatara Sutra
Notes and Commentary to Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra
Notes on the Diamond Sutra
Insights of the Surangama Sutra
The Power of Mind
History, Justice, Faith, Prejudice
Chinese Buddhist Century Review: Chinese Buddhism in the Last Hundred Years
A Buddhist View of the Analects
Inspirations of Śākyamuni's Life
Master's View of DAO de Jing
Argumentation of Lankavatara Sutra
TCM in practice
Published books in English
Red Dragon: My Country My Story
Communism is dying
Knocks at the door of life
Health Starts from Mind
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