The first, second and second volumes of selected books on treating dysentery written by Zhang Jiebin and Lu Chaoorder

10 volumes with 1 volume.pdf

Kang Cure the Treatise on Treating the Origin of Febrile Diseases

The new book of theory.pdf

Recipe is the most important

A Thousand Secret Techniques_Edited by Su Ruohai

Folk Manuscript “A Thousand Gold Is Not Passed”

Ancient Books of Traditional Chinese Medicine – Gynecological Heart Method

A thousand gold is not easy and a good recipe

Qianjin Yifang. Thirty volumes. Tang Dynasty. Sun Simiao. In the fourth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, Jingyuan Dade Meixi Academy

An overview of all infants. 2 volumes. Compiled by Min Daoyang of the Ming Dynasty. Jinling Publication in the 6th year of Ming Longqing. 1572

Sha Pao mental method

Treatise on Febrile Diseases. Worked by Zhang Zhongjing of the Han Dynasty. Kangping version. Danbo Yazhong. Heicheng courtier Sicheng. Reprinted in 1854

Treatise on General Diseases of Febrile Diseases. Six volumes. One volume of notes. Song Pang Anshi. In the third year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty, Huang Pi martyr Li Juying Song version

Health Prescription Eleven Volumes First Aid Prescription Volume Two

The Book of Ten Medicines

Tao Hua; Wu Mian learned the method of killing chariot hammers

Transcribe and select the prescription book

The Complete Book of Tian Zichan

Surgical correction method

Wang Guodong Ophthalmic Tuberculosis

Prescriptions Collected by the Wei Family. Ten Volumes. Preface Volume 1. Missing Volume 3. Compiled by Song Weixian. Preface published in the 3rd year of Song Baoqing

Wu’s re-edited Compendium of Materia Medica, written by Li Shizhen in the Ming Dynasty, published by Taihe Hall in the 12th year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty

Theory of Five Elements