Reconstructing the Image of Medicine in the Qin and Han Dynasties

Almost nothing: Unimaginably sluggish development of medicine in the Han Dynasty.- The Qin Dynasty having excellent doctors and the Han Dynasty inheriting Qin’s medical system.- Differences between the East and South in Ancient China: the Inheritance of Medical Knowledge from Six States.- Innovation and Development: Various Forms of Medical Development in Different Periods of the Han Dynasty.- Analysis of the “Motivation” behind the Medical Development in the Pre-Qin Period and the Han Dynasty.- The Influence of Foreign Culture.- From the Monographic Study to the Construction of the Whole Medical System.- Study of the Current Version of Huangdi’s Internal Classic.- Study of Bian Que’s Sphygmology.- Time Characteristics of the Medical Theory in Classic of Difficulties.- Before and After the Establishment of Materia Medica Study.- Old Theory of Cold Damage and New Study of Warm Diease.- Relationship between the Establishment of Basic Theory and Morphological Cognition (Anatomy).- Physiology of Circulation and Respiration.- The Theory of Yin and Yang.- Development and Evolution of Pulse Diagnosis Methods.- Establishment of the Theory of Acupuncture-moxibustion Therapy in the Qin and Han Dynasties.- Doctrine of the Five Circuit Phases and Six Atmospheric Influences.- Study of Classic of Yin-yang Eleven Pulse.- Research on Newly Unearthed Medical Literature: Incantation Therapy.- Prescriptions for Fifty-two Diseases and Dosage Form of Early Medicine for Oral Administration.- The Relationship between Taoist Thoughts and Health Preservation.- Conclusion.