Huangdi Neijing

The Huangdi Neijing is a classic of traditional Chinese medicine compiled during the Warring States period (475-221 B.C.). It is a comprehensive collection of ancient Chinese medical literature and an important work of natural philosophy.

The original collection consists of 18 volumes divided into two parts: Suwen and Lingshu. Suwen focuses on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and presents and elaborates on various concepts such as yin and yang, the five elements, vital energy and wellness. Lingshu focuses on clinical diagnosis and treatment; its main discussions are on the internal organs, channels and collaterals, and acupuncture therapy.

The book, written in the form of a dialogue between Huangdi and Qibo, delves deeply into the relationship between humans and all other natural phenomena, guided by traditional Chinese philosophical concepts such as the unity of humanity and nature, the unity of form and spirit, and the balance of yin and yang. It also explores issues such as human physiology, pathology, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases.

The Huangdi Neijing is a comprehensive summary of the theoretical achievements and clinical experience in ancient Chinese medicine, representing a complete theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine. In ancient times, it was the main text for studying traditional Chinese medicine in countries such as Japan and Korea. Even today, it remains a classic text that is essential for the study of traditional Chinese medicine. It has been translated into multiple languages, and widely circulates around the globe.

《黃帝內經》

中國傳統醫經名著《黃帝內經》，約成書于戰國時期，是中國古代醫學典籍的集大成者，也是一部重要的自然哲學著作。

《黃帝內經》原書十八卷，由《素問》和《靈樞》兩部分組成。《素問》側重于中醫學理論，提出并闡述了陰陽學說、五行學說、運氣學說、養生學說等內容；《靈樞》側重于臨床診治，其論述重心是臟腑經絡、針灸療法等。該書以黃帝和岐伯等人對話的形式展開，在天人合一、形神統一、陰陽和平等中國傳統哲學理念的指導下，深入論述了人與自然萬物的關系，探討了人的生理、病理以及疾病的診斷、治療等問題。

《黃帝內經》系統總結了中國古代醫學的臨床經驗和理論成就，完整建構了一套中醫學理論體系。在古代，《黃帝內經》是日本、朝鮮等國學習中醫的主要著作。直至今天，《黃帝內經》仍然是中醫學研究必讀的經典文獻，并被譯為多種語言，在世界醫學界廣泛傳播。