Acupuncture-moxibustion academic characteristics of Chengjiang school successor LIU Zhang-jie
Anning Zhu
Abstract
Anning Zhu
Abstract
Through the collection and collation of LIU Zhang-jie’s papers and medical records,comb it to inherit and carry forward Chengjiang acupuncture school,discover the academic characteristics of his acupuncture.Mainly as: acupuncturing without pain,needling with three deepth,waiting for qi as well as needling response to dredge the meridian and balance yin and yang,being skillful in needle insertion,being good at the use of direct moxibustion and thinking that only moxibustion wound is effective,using few and exact acupuncture points to form fewer stimulation points,refusing to be a doctor acting as a porcupine,curing difficlut diseases with acupuncture and moxibustion and chinese medicine.
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Through the collection and collation of LIU Zhang-jie’s papers and medical records,comb it to inherit and carry forward Chengjiang acupuncture school,discover the academic characteristics of his acupuncture.Mainly as: acupuncturing without pain,needling with three deepth,waiting for qi as well as needling response to dredge the meridian and balance yin and yang,being skillful in needle insertion,being good at the use of direct moxibustion and thinking that only moxibustion wound is effective,using few and exact acupuncture points to form fewer stimulation points,refusing to be a doctor acting as a porcupine,curing difficlut diseases with acupuncture and moxibustion and chinese medicine.
Key concepts: Dry needling, Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Medicine, Traditional medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Meridian (astronomy), Zhàng