Notes on Compilation and Translation Brief Introduction to Huangdi Neijing Chapter �� Health-Preservation Section 1. First excerpt of Suwen��Treatise on Preserving Essence in Remote Antiquity Section 2. Second excerpt of Suwen��Treatise on Preserving Essence in Remote Antiquity Section 3. Third excerpt of Suwen��Treatise on Preserving Essence in Remote Antiquity Section 4. Excerpts of Suwen��Great Treatise on Adjusting Vitality in the Four Seasons Chapter �� Yin-Yang and the Five Elements Section 5. First excerpt of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Yin-Yang of the Human Body Corresponding to that of Natural Phenomena Section 6. Second excerpt of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Yin-Yang of the Human Body Corresponding to that of Natural Phenomena Section 7. Third excerpt of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Yin-Yang of the Human Body Corresponding to that of Natural Phenomena Section 8. Fourth excerpt of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Yin-Yang of the Human Body Corresponding to that of Natural Phenomena Section 9. Fifth excerpt of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Yin-Yang of the Human Body Corresponding to that of Natural Phenomena Chapter �� Visceral Picture Section 10. Excerpts ofSuwen��Treatise on the Six Seasonal Phases and the Visceral Picture Section 11. Excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on the Secrete Classics in the Imperial Library Section 12. Excerpts ofSuwen��Another Treatise on the Five Zang-organs Section 13. Excerpts ofSuwen��Another Treatise on the Meridians Section 14. Excerpts ofLingshu��Acupuncture Based on the Regulation of Mind Section 15. Excerpts ofLingshu��Five Flavors Section 16. Excerpts ofLingshu��Invasion by Pathogens Section 17. Excerpts ofLingshu��Production and Circulation of Nutritive Qi and Defensive Qi Section 18. Excerpts ofLingshu��Classifying the Vital Substances Section 19. Excerpts ofLingshu��Morphology of the ZangFu-organs Chapter �� Etiology and Pathogenesis Section 20. Excerpts ofLingshu��Occurrence of Various Diseases Section 21. First excerpt of Suwen��Treatise on the Human Vital Qi Communicating with Nature Section 22. Second excerpt of Suwen��Treatise on the Human Vital Qi Communicating with Nature Section 23. Excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on Varied Types of Pain Section 24. Excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on Adjusting Meridian-Qi Section 25. Excerpts of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Most Essential Doctrine Chapter �� Diagnostic Techniques Section 26. First excerpt of Suwen��Treatise on the Essentials in Diagnostics Section 27. Second excerpt ofSuwen��Treatise on the Essentials in Diagnostics Section 28. Excerpts of Suwen��Regulating Qi of the Five Zang-Organs Based on the Different Seasons Section 29. First excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on the Valuable Collection of the Pulses without Stomach-Q/ Section 30. Second excerpt ofSuwen��Treatise on the Valuable Collection of the Pulses without Stomach-Q/ Chapter �� Therapeutic Principles Section 31. Excerpts of Suwen��Great Treatise on the Yin-Yang of the Human Body Corresponding to that in Natural Phenomena Section 32. Excerpts ofSuwen��Great Treatise on the Most Essential Doctrine Section 33. Excerpts ofSuwen��Treatise on Transmission of Biao and Ben Disorders Section 34. Excerpts of Suwen��Regulating Qi of the Five Zang-Organs Based on Different Seasons Section 35. Excerpts ofLingshu��Skills Imparted from a Great Master Section 36. Excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on Cereal Soup, Turbid Liquor and Sweet Liquor Chapter �� Diseases and Their Syndromes Section 37. Excerpts ofSuwen��Treatise on Comments on the Febrile Diseases Section 38. Excerpts ofSuwen��Treatise on Cough Disease Section 39. Excerpts ofSuwen��Treatise on Bi (Arthralgia) Disease Section 40. Excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on Flaccidity Disease Section 41. Excerpts ofLingshu��Edema and Distention Section 42. Excerpts of Suwen��Treatise on Cereal Soup,Turbid Liquor and Sweet Liquor List of Main Reference Books