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One roll. It is advocated that the human body always has an excess of yang and a deficiency of yin, and explains the therapy of tonifying yin. || Written by Zhu Zhen-heng of the Yuan Dynasty, the main existing editions are: Yuan edition, Ming Zhengde edition, ???? edition, Ancient and Modern Medical Tradition Zhengmai Complete Book edition, Japanese edition In the fifth year of Kanbun (AD 1665), there is a new edition of Murakami's Survey of the Imperial Guard, Sikuquanshu, Collection of Books in a Series, and a photocopy of the People's Health Publishing House in 1956.

Ge Zhi Yu Lun is a collection of Zhu's medical treatises, with 1 volume and a total of 42 medical treatises. The content is quite extensive, and the arrangement of the chapters is irregular. It has the charm of essays. Regardless of the order of the original book but classified according to the content of the discussion, it can be roughly divided into the following categories: those who discuss life expectancy, such as "Eating and Drinking, Lust and Desire", "Yanglao (SI6) Theory", etc.; those who discuss physiology and pathology, such as "Conception Theory", "Yanglao Theory", etc. There are "the theory of excess yin and deficiency" and so on. Those who discuss diagnosis include "theory of unsmooth pulse" and "theory of first observing the form and color and then examining the pulse and asking for syndromes" when treating a disease. Those who discuss the principles of treatment include "the underlying theory must be sought to treat a disease", "Theories on non-observance of taboos in serious illnesses", etc.; those who discuss specific disease syndromes, such as "pain wind theory", "Nue Lun", etc.; those who discuss specific prescriptions, such as "splenic constipation pill theory", "gypsum theory" "On" etc. In addition, there are several other miscellaneous articles.

In terms of human physiology, Zhu attaches great importance to yin and blood, believing that yin essence is difficult to achieve and easy to lose, and put forward the famous theory of "yang is more than yin and yin is insufficient"; in terms of etiology and pathogenesis, Zhu attaches great importance to dampness and heat, which are related to fire, and specially wrote "Theory of phase fire" points out that although the normal phase fire is the qi of the human body, if it is acted upon by material desires, it can become a thief evil. In terms of treatment, Song focuses on nourishing yin, nourishing blood, and clearing heat, and abuses warming and tonic and blind attack on each other. evil.