Pediatric work. Six volumes (also available in two volumes). Written by Xia Ding of the Qing Dynasty. Published in 1695. Volume one mainly discusses the considerations for pediatricians and the specific applications of massage therapy; volume two discusses facial inspection and diseases of newborns; volume three covers fright epilepsy and related conditions; volume four includes measles, cold-damage disease, malaria, dysentery, and other illnesses; volume five covers other miscellaneous pediatric conditions; volume six contains pediatric medicinal property verses and key prescriptions. This book places significant emphasis on pediatric massage therapy and elaborates on the author's personal experiences and insights; it also presents different perspectives on fingerprint inspection and various categories of fright diseases. Multiple Qing Dynasty block-printed and lithographic editions exist. A typeset edition was published after 1949.