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The full name is sometimes also called Huangdi Jiayijing ( Sui Shu-Jingjizhi ), Huangdi Sanbu Zhenjiu Jing ( Xintangshu-Yiwenzhi etc.), now generally known as Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing, is the earliest extant special book on acupuncture and moxibustion. Each book contains a different number of volumes, but the current volume mostly uses the twelve volumes mentioned in its preface.

The current book Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing has twelve volumes and one hundred and twenty-eight chapters. Its content is extracted from Suwen and Cheng Jing (that is, Suwen). The essence of the relevant parts of these three books, BOOK>Lingshu and nose Acupoint Moxibustion Treatment Essentials, has been compiled and reedited.

Volumes 1 to 6 describe the physiological functions of the human body in sequence, including five zang-organs six fu-organs, nutrient-defense qi and blood, spirit and soul, essential qi body fluids and five sense organs and zang-fu The relationship between organ functions, etc.; secondly, the circulatory route of the meridian and collateral systems such as meridian and meridian sinew of the human body, Gudu intestines and the effects of the intestines and stomach; thirdly, the back transport point of the human body, divided according to body parts Describing its location and indications, the book describes a total of 348 back transport points (including 49 single acupoints and 299 double acupoints), not 365 acupoints as stated. These acupoints are located on the head, face, neck, chest, abdomen, The arms, legs and other parts are arranged; it is easy to find and inspect. Each point has the depth of acupuncture and the intensity of moxibustion. The diagnostic method is described again, focusing on the content of pulse diagnosis. Especially three positions and nine pulse-takings; then introduces acupuncture, acupuncture and moxibustion taboos, including forbidden points; finally introduces some pathological and physiological issues, and explains them based on the yin-yang five elements theory.

The clinical part is also six volumes, introducing in turn internal medicine (including diseases caused by cold Rebing, apoplexy, Zabing), five sense organs, gynecology, pediatrics and other diseases. Treatment of acupuncture and moxibustion, including a total of 43 articles on internal medicine, including six exogenous diseases, seven internal injuries, five zang-organs diseases, six fu-organs diseases, meridian diseases and five sense organs diseases, etc. There are three articles on surgery, which mainly discuss Yongju, as for gynecology and pediatrics, each has one article discussing 20 and 10 diseases in this department.

Zhenjiu Jiayi Jing's writings played a great role in promoting the development of Acupuncture and Moxibustion in our country. From the Song Dynasty to the sixth to eighth centuries AD, China, Korea, and Japan Teaching is stipulated as a compulsory course for teaching students; important Acupuncture and Moxibustion works of the Song, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties are basically based on this book. There has been an English translation of this book abroad for a long time, and it has also had an important influence on the development of Acupuncture and Moxibustion abroad.