The book consists of three parts. Part 1 is devoted to a general description of the basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. In part 2, channels, collateral and acupuncture points are introduced. Part 3 dwells on acupuncture and moxibustion Therapy. Ear acupuncture therapy and acupuncture analgesia are also dealt with. Popular in style with fairly concise presentation, the book is written with the intention of maintaining an integral theoretical system of Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion so as to give readers a comprehensive concept of Chinese acupuncture. For further study, it is advisable to combine theory with practice for perfection of the art. 432 pages.

5. Essentials of contemporary Chinese acupuncturists' clinical experiences
　　By Chen Youbang and Deng Liangyue

　　Based on several classics of the subjects, this book features the essentials of clinical experiences and provides information and reference materials to foreign readers. The book consists of 69 articles, each converting the author's background, his/her major achievements, representative works, academic characteristics, and medical specialties, Included in the book are a total of 293 cases, of which some typical ones are analyzed as proof to the theory under discussion. 650 pages.

6. The miracle of acupuncture
　　By Tu Xi

　　Acupuncture-moxibustion therapy has existed for more than 2,000 years. Through the ages Chinese practitioners have enriched and perfected it with the theories of yin-yang, zang-fu (the viscera), channels and collateral, qi (vital energy), blood and body fluid, creating a unique and effective therapeutic system. Acumoxi therapy not only deals successfully with a hundred odd common diseases-in internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, etc.-but is high value in the treatment of some difficult and complicated cases considered quite hopeless by western medicine. It is welcomed by people in China and also people in different parts of the world for its unparalleled safety, low cost, lack of side effects and simple equipment. 127 pages.

7. The location of acupoints
　　Complied by acupuncture institute, academy of traditional Chinese medicine approved by state 　　administration of traditional Chinese medicine

　　The book presents a thorough and accurate location of the points of Chinese the 14 meridians and a part of the points. More than 40 well-known clinical acupuncture experts, medical literature experts, acupuncture anatomists, and basic theory experts have taken part in the research for working out this standard. This state standard went into effect in Jan. 1992. All the units relating to medical treatment of acupuncture, teaching, and scientific research throughout China must follow it strictly under government supervision. The acupuncture nomentature appraised and approved by the WHO scientific working group to adopt a standard international acupuncture nomentature. 299 pages.