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It’s finally here! This is the first workbook ever written specifically to help acupuncturists and practitioners of Chinese medicine to directly access the Chinese medical literature in Chinese. Conversational and easy to follow, Bob shares all the 'quick and dirty' methods he’s used to teach himself. You can begin translating modern medical Chinese within hours! In this book, you will learn 1) ho... Read More...

This volume, along with its companion, teaches the language of contemporary Chinese technical literature. The subject matter is Chinese medicine, making these texts ideal for those who wish to learn Chinese from real-world sources. All 128 of the texts chosen are excerpted from an introduction to Chinese medicine written by Qin Bowei, one of the founders of modern Chinese medicine and a medical wri... Read More...

This volume, along with its companion, teaches the language of contemporary Chinese technical literature. The subject matter is Chinese medicine, making these texts ideal for those who wish to learn Chinese from real-world sources. All 128 of the texts chosen are excerpted from an introduction to Chinese medicine written by Qin Bowei, one of the founders of modern Chinese medicine and a medical wri... Read More...

Given the absence of a systematic approach to the westward transmission of Chinese medicine, and the paucity of texts translated from Chinese using a consistent terminology, the Western student unable to read primary Chinese literature has only limited access to Chinese medical knowledge, and has therefore has much to gain by learning Chinese. This is not as daunting a task as is often thought. By ... Read More...

Even a little familiarity with Chinese can make learning Chinese herbs and formulas much easier. The name can indicate whether it is a root, a leaf, or a flower, and formula names become more meaningful. This handy book teaches simple spoken Chinese and the terminology of Chinese medicine. Section 1 covers theory: reading pinyin, history and composition of characters, strokes and stroke order, dic... Read More...

The current text presents the first 100 characters based upon frequency of use in medical texts, as well as an overall program designed to help the student acquire the necessary tools for building a thorough vocabulary. this first volume (in a series of five) presents the basics of Chinese characters along with the etymologies of the 100 most commonly seen characters. Designed as a workbook, it ... Read More...

This work provides an ideal resource for those engaged in the study of Chinese medical language. It facilitates learning the root vocabulary of acupoints and what the points do within the conceptual system of Chinese Medicine. The introduction contains a highly useful overview of the types of names chosen to denote and categorize the point in Chinese, such as locational association, metaphoric a... Read More...

Volume 3 of the Chinese Medical Characters series presents both simplified and complex forms for 100 characters that are frequently encountered in materia medica study, providing an in-depth look at the most commonly used characters in the field of medicinal therapy. Significs and stroke counts, commonly used equivalents, character composition, explanation of meaning, and examples of character com... Read More...