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Tibetan Medicine

Tibetan Medicine
With a history of over 2300 years, Tibetan medicine is a medical system featuring complete...

Medicinal Liquor

Medicinal Liquor
The medicinal liquor has enjoyed the fame of "the best drug of all". It is the mixture of...

The Traditional Chinese Remedy Preparation

The Traditional Chinese Remedy Preparation
The Traditional Chinese Remedy preparation refers to normative remedies, which were produced with...
It was arranged and painted according to dissection on executed prisoners in Sizhou during 1102 to 1106 by doctor Yang Jie. The work was elaborately and minutely painted covering the full figure of the front, back, left and right flanks of human viscera, as well as detail drawings on subsystems and subsections. The dissection positions and configurations painted were essentially precise, coupled with descriptive words added to each illustration, making it a work of high research and application value.   

Development of Figures of Viscera and Anatomy

Development of Figures of Viscera and Anatomy
Development of Figures of Viscera and Anatomy
Medical scientists in ancient China attached great importance to human anatomy and conducted researches on it. According to rich data found in Internal Canon of the Yellow Emperor (Huang Di Nei Jing) and Classic of Questioning (Nan Jing), the researches on anatomy by using corpses had began in as early as Warring States Period. Anthropotomy reached an all-time development during Northern Song Dynasty, when two large-scale autopsy practices were carried out successively and a lot more knowledge about autopsy was accumulated. Thus there emerged two collections of illustrations on anthropotomy
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    It was finished during 1041 to 1048, when 56 rebels including Ou Xifan were executed under the order of the local government of Guangxi. The criminal prison official Wu Jian in Yizhou was ordered...

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