伤寒论(汉英对照)(精)

"On Cold Damage (Chinese-English)" is derived from the "Treatise on Cold Damages" by Zhang Zhongjing, which is the first Chinese medicine classics combined with the theory and practice in the history of China, thus constructing Chinese clinical medicine. In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the "Treatise on Cold Damages" was scattered. After the reorganization of Wang Shuhe in the Jin Dynasty and Wang Yu and Lin Yi in the Song Dynasty, the book was compiled into two Volume, "On Cold Damage" and "Essentials of The Golden Cabinet". On the basis of the traditional version, according to the research, collation and interpretation of modern medical doctors, combined with the development of international standardization of basic terminology of TCM, with reference to the characteristics and style of international development of TCM English translation, it is translated into English in a more complete and systematic manner, with particular emphasis on The basic concepts, terminology and prescriptions are accurately interpreted and interpreted, and efforts are made to explore the path and channels of international dissemination of TCM classics for reference by scholars engaged in TCM learning, research, dissemination and translation at home and abroad.