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名句箴言1

药弗瞑眩，厥疾弗瘳2

No Strong Medicine， No Cure3

上医医国3

The Top Doctors Treat the State5

良药苦口，忠言逆耳6

Good Medicine Tastes Bitter and Sincere Advice Sounds Unflattering7

非其人勿教8

Do not Teach Someone Who Does not Deserve to Master the Art of Medicine9

精神内守，病安从来10

Inner Peace and Lack of Desires Keep the Diseases Away11

不治已病治未病11

Prevention of Diseases Is Superior to Any Treatment12

神圣工巧（仁圣工巧）13

The Four Levels of Mastering Diagnosis14

有病不治，常得中医15

Leaving the Diseased Body Alone Is Better than Going to a Quack16

医者意也17

Being a Doctor Requires Thinking with Heart and Understanding with Care18

用药如用兵，用医如用将19

A Doctor Is like a General， and Using Medicine Is like Dispatching Soldiers20

静者寿，躁者夭21

A Dormant Person Lives Longer than a Restless One22

服药百裹，不如独卧22

Sleeping Alone Is Better for One’s Health Than a Hundred Doses of Medicine23

治病三年，无方可用24

There Is No Ready-Made Prescription25

小大方圆26

A Doctor Should Be Discreet， Brave， Upright and Flexihle27

病从口入，祸从口出28

Disease Results from Careless Diets and Disasters from Inappropriate Words29

不为良相，愿为良医29

If I Cannot Be the Prime Minister， I Wish to Be a Good Doctor31

臓腑而能语，医师色如土32

If Diseases Can Be Easily Diagnosed and Treated， Doctors Would Be Out of Job33

宁治十婦人，莫治一小儿34

A Small Child Is the Most Challenging Patient35

学医不精，不若不学36

A Bad Doctor Is Worse Than No Doctor37

人有三宝精气神38

Essence， Qi and Spirit Are a Person’s Three Treasures39

宁可食无馔，不可饭无汤40

Soup Is the Essential Course for a Meal41

医不三世，不服其药42

Three Classics a Doctor Must Read43

大医精诚45

大医之心46

The Compassion of a Great Doctor48

大医之体49

How a Great Doctor Behaves51

为医之法52

The Principles of Being a Doctor53

钱乙孝亲54

The Filial Doctor Qian Yi56

医不食色57

A Doctor Cannot Be Bought Off by Sex58

王李二医59

Doctor Li and Doctor Wang61

张锐起死回生63

Zhang Rui Brings a Patient Back to Life65

丹溪习医66

Sir Danxi’s Dedication to the Study of Medicine67

丹溪拜师69

Danxi’s Pursuit of Superior Knowledge71

范彬救危72

Fan Bin’s Principle of Saving the Most Needy74

不失医尊76

Maintaining a Doctor’s Dignity77

錾方石碣78

A Prescription Engraved on Stone79

大医高潔80

The Virtuous and Incorruptible Doctor Li Gao82

师徒情深83

The Affection Between Master and Disciple85

灵胎诚懇谢病人86

What Makes a Good Patient87

叶桂拜师88

Ye Gui Learning Medicine From a Monk92

生死一言95

A Life or Death Verdict96

市药求真97

Prescribing Genuine Drugs Only99

辨证论治100

华子病忘101

Hua Zi’s Disease of Non-Caring and Non-Action102

病万变，药亦万变104

Medication Changes According to the Variation of Diseases105

仓公治难产106

Chunyu Yi’s Treatment of Dystocia107

千般疢难108

Etiology of TCM109

对症下药110

Suit the Prescription to the Specific Disease111

华佗巧治婴儿泻痢112

Hua Tuo Treated a Baby with Diarrhea113

华佗切脈诊死胎114

Hua Tuo’s Diagnosis Revealed a Dead Fetus Inside115

华佗治咳116

Hua Tuo Treated a Bad Cough117

华佗治内疽118

Hua Tuo Treated Disease Caused by Parasites119

除疾之道120

Chu Cheng Discussed the Way of Eliminating Diseases121

姚僧垣用大黄122

The Application of Rhubarb by Doctor Yao Sengyuan124

钱乙巧用黄土汤125

Doctor Qian Yi’s Unconventional and Effective Prescription127

君臣佐使128

Maximization of Medical Effects129

以意处方131

Prescribing Medicine Based on Experiences and Instinct133

溺井怨伯益，失火怨燧人134

Differentiating the Treatments for Various Febrile Diseases136

景岳用药137

Zhang Jingyue’s Rules of Making Prescriptions138

儿号即儿歌139

How to Deal with a Crying Baby141

养生健身142

五福六极143

Five Blessings And Six Misfortunes143

知止不殆144

Be Moderate in One’s Pursuits145

仁者寿146

Benevolence Leads to Longevity147

君子三戒148

Three Restraints for a True Gentleman149

孔子饮食之道149

Confucius’s Dietary Principles151

卫生之经152

The Law of Life Cultivation153

凡食之道，无饥无饱154

Following a Moderate Diet155

圣人适欲155

Sages Always Restrain Their Desires157

贵生之术158

The Methods to Value Life159

修节制欲159

The Importance of Controlling One’s Desires160

毕数之务，在乎去害161

Avoid Harms to Live a Full Lifespan162

养生三患163

Three Hidden Dangers for One’s Life-cultivation165

法於阴阳，和於术数166

Learning from the Course of Nature and Developing a Life-cultivating Routine167

德全不危168

Hold on to the Way， and Stay Away from Harms169

春夏养阳，秋冬养阴169

Invigorating Yang in Spring and Summer， and Nourishing Yin in Fall and Winter170

春月养生171

Spring Is the Season to Nourish172

夏月养长172

Summer Is the Season to Grow173

秋月养收174

Fall Is the Season to Harvest175

冬月养藏175

Winter Is the Season to Store176

顺时安处177

Go Along with Seasonal Changes and Suit Oneself to the Surroundings177

耇老接阴食气之道178

The Economics of Sex According to a Wise Old Man179

舜之接阴治气之道180

Emperor Shun’s Principle of Practicing Sex Economics181

八益七损182

What to Do and Not to Do in the Inner Chamber185

生命猶燃烛186

Life Is like a Burning Candle188

神龟虽寿189

Although a Turtle Can Live Long191

三叟192

Three Old Men193

养生五难194

Five Challenges for Life-Cultivation195

守之以一，养之以和195

Abide by the Way and Nourish Body with Harmonious Qi197

修性保神，形神相亲198

Cultivate One’s Disposition to Reach the Harmony Between Body and Spirit199

一人之身，一国之象199

Governing One’s Body Like a Kingdom201

欲求长生，积善立功202

The Key to Longevity Is to Do Good Deeds203

善养生，除六害203

Six Hazards Must Be Eliminated to Cultivate Life204

健身拜205

Bowing for Health-Keeping206

丹溪论治未病207

Doctor Danxi on Disease Prevention208

因马念车，因车念蓋209

The Greed of the Elderly210

医具三昧212

Grasping the Gist of Medical Science213

无价之药214

The Priceless Medicines215

伤食伤饮216

Harm Done by Improper F ood and Drink217

过得七月半，便是铁罗汉217

Mid-July Is a Dangerous Time of a Year218

参考书目219