A Study On The Academic Thought Of Acupuncture And Moxibustion In The Yellow Emperor

Huangdi NeiJing Tai Su (The following Tai Su is called for short) is a medical classics written by Yang Shangshan in the Tang Dynasties. Its content is the notes and motto of the Ling Shu and Su Wen two books. The original book is thirty volumes, due to the social history of the war and other factors, existing only twenty five volumes. The development of its Traditional Chinese Medicine has an important academic value, with a crucial impact. The research project is supportted by National Science and Technology special Issue of theBasic Work. "Thoughts of the ancient physicians academic.Tai Su plays an important influence on the history of TCM. First, it is reflected in its history’s closest with the books of Ling Shu and Su Wen (The two books together are called "Yellow Emperor"). Research on aspects of the "Yellow Emperor" of the book’s, medical knowledge, culture and society has an important significance. In fact, the "Yellow Emperor" section was performed regroup and classification, and its medical theory with systematically summarized. Furthermore, Yang Shangshan was on good doctor, has a solid theoretical knowledge of medicine and higher clinical level, especially in the study of acupuncture theory, have his own unique insights.His contributed to acupuncture meridians academic, which provided an important reference document. In addition, Yang Shangshan’s good notes, is also an important reference works for the study of the social culture. Of course, the Tai Su in other areas, also has a significant impact and significance.After China’s long history of war and social factors,thehanded version of Tai Su has experienced more hardships.It is back in the country in the modern times.The choice of Research version has important significance for the Tai Su research. Recommended by experts,the main reference version of study book reference to Huangdi Neijing Tai Su corrected by Professor Li Yun, which was published by XUEYUAN Press,Other versions as auxiliary reference-based. Meanwhile, I refer to the relevant research literature of Tai Su as supporting information. This article on Tai Su Acupuncture academic thinking systematically elaborated and combing, The main contents are as follows:This paper discusses the life of Yang Shangshan and conducted research for the writing, determines its life and writing.To classify the NeiJing Yang Shangshan numbering, classification of the system of traditional Chinese medicine. The author’s summary of the Meridian theory of perspective, particularly on acupoints are categorized by 14 of the "cave not far from the" awareness of the provided reference. Yang Shangshan’s emphasis on relationship between meridians, organs, that between the two are closely linked in physiological and pathological. By conditioning the channels of circulation routes is associated with organs also have modulation effects, especially visceral regulation of excess and deficiency.The author Yang Shangshan singularly defined QiJing Bamai are summarized. DuMai summarized the following points:DuMai made with blood as the functioning, DuMai susceptible to wind evil, DuMai Meridian circulation routes for the construction of two, DuMai’s function is the same in men and women, not men and women have different roles in different, flesh for the attention to RenMai.Through research, Yang shangshan’s "YinQu" Note means "Bowels and Piss" is correct.Combs of Yang Shangshan acupoints studies summarized, mainly reflected in the unification of different naming and location of acupoints. While Shu acupoint interpretation of the images is appropriate.Succession to the NEI Jing Yang shangshan acupuncture therapy. Focus on treatment based on syndrome differentiation and is different for everyone. Acupuncture advocates "qi", emphasis on cold-method of acupuncture, acupuncture considerations presented individual point should. In terms of overall treatment, acupuncture, herbal, and in order to achieve the purpose of disease healed.Therefore, by Yang Shangshan study on acupuncture theories, theories of traditional Chinese medicine and clinical aspects with far-reaching significance.