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Written by Wang Hao-gu, three volumes, published in 1308. This book mainly compiles the medical discussions of his teacher Li Gao, which also reflects the relevant medical thoughts of Wang Hao-gu. The main existing editions include Jisheng Bucui, Ancient and Modern Medical Traditions and Zhengmai Complete Book, and Jiangsu Science and Technology Press's 1985 annotated edition, etc.

The book is divided into two volumes, one volume and three appendices, containing a total of 104 special essays. Shangxiang mainly discusses the physiology and pathology of zang-fu organ, meridian and collateral, the six evils, the key points of syndrome differentiation, and the issues related to the syndrome and treatment of the Five Classics (deficient Yang Meridian), among which the content of disease caused by cold Most; the second volume extensively covers Neijing, Nan Jing, pulse method, acupuncture and moxibustion and other related issues, often with charts to help explain; the "Appendix" mainly covers the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and syndromes. content of law.

The book mainly analyzes in detail the issues related to disease caused by cold, such as "Taiyang (EX-HN5) Liuzhuan", "Those who enter the Yin can descend", "Women's Menstrual Disease", etc. Some of the The insights are unique. If it is believed that the Qi disease is on the surface, misuse of blood medicine will not cause any harm, as it will soothe blood and benefit yin. On the contrary, if the blood disease is on the inside, misuse of Qi medicine such as White Tiger Decoction will be harmful, as it can easily cause diarrhea in the lungs and damage yin. It not only emphasizes the root cause of the disease, but also advocates the use of different treatment methods according to different conditions. For example, the initial treatment should be gentle and strong, and the final treatment should be gentle and slow. Each of the three methods has its main syndrome and application method.