8. Standard meridian points of acupuncture (charts)

By Institute of acupuncture and moxibustion Chinese academy traditional Chinese medicine

　　This set of charts is, prepared under the supervision of the state administration of Chinese medicine on the basis of the state standard of the People' s of Republic of China for the location of acupoints, published for the purpose of helping with implementing the standard and faciliating clinical, teaching and research. The same specialists who participated in compiling the standard are authors of these charts, which respectively show names and locations of meridians and acupoints on the front, back and lateral sides of the human body, along with the international standard nomenclature and alphabetic code. An enclosed booklet describes in details names and locations of 409 points (361 meridian points add 48 extra points)to facilitate the use of charts. Loose sheets in soft folder.

9. Test: Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion
By Cui Yong qiang and Chen Ken

　　This book has been complied on the basis of basic TCM principles and clinical observations, at the same time referring to traditional modes of Chinese acupuncture and moxibustion tests and relevant teaching materials currently in use in China and abroad. Containing multiple-choice and traditional together with their correct answers, the book is useful as a source of ideas for the teachers in the construction of new questions, and aid to students planning to take tests of the subjects, and a means by which to assess one s own progress in acquiring TCM knowledge, 240 pages.

10. Acupuncture, meridian theory and acupuncture points
By Li Ding

　　The book consists of two parts: the meridian theory and acupuncture point. It supplies many ideas from different schools, gives abundant supplies many ideas from different schools, gives abundant information, and systematically introduces the theories of the 14 meridians, the acupuncture points, and their development. It provides a clear explanation of names of all the acupuncture point and gives a thorough description of points, locations of points, their indications, and the methods of locating points. 430 pages.

11. Charts of meridians and their points
By Li Dong

　　The charts are complied for the purpose of promoting international exchange on acupuncture and making the Chinese "meridian the theory" play more of guiding role in acupuncture practice in China, only male models were used in the past to illustrate the meridians including the conception vessel (renami), governor vessel (dumai), flush vessel (chong mai), and belt vessel (daimai), though the latter four closely related to the female reproductive function. In the series, a new attempt is with male and female models in combination. A booklet is appended with in-text line illustrations. Loose  sheets in soft folder.

12. Effective points therapy of acupuncture
By Mao Qunhui

　　Effective points therapy of acupuncture is the first book of its kinds to provide a succinct and precise, though thoroughgoing, introduction to Prof. Quo Xiaozong' s effective points therapy for western readers. Effective points therapy is a self-contained system which is very effective for the treatment of a wide range of diseases, especially difficult and complicated ones such as nodular goiter, hemiplegia and syndrome. Stressing the integration of the theory with clinical treatment, this book contains diagnoses based on TCM and western medicine, and many diagrams. Easy to understand, this book is suitable for both beginners and experienced acupuncturists.

13. Chinese family acupoint massage
By Wang Chuangui

　　Acupoint massage is a health maintenance method developed by the Chinese. It is based upon the traditional theories of qi , blood upon visceral organs, meridians and collaterals and is characterized by pressing and rubbing on meridians, acupoints, muscles, and skin areas with different parts of the palms and fingers and varying degrees of force. This will-illustrated massage book provides quick cures and permanent and temporary relief for more than fifty common ailments including headaches, bronchial asthma, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, constipation, impotence, menstrual disorders, menopausal syndrome, infantile indigestion, stiff neck, acute lumbar sprain, and leg cramps. It also offers tips on how improve the constitution, prevent diseases, and guarantee longevity. Acupoint  massage- can be performed by patients or their family members. It is safe and simple, cause no inconvience or pain, and can be applied to patients at any age. 240 pages.

14. Traditional Chinese internal medicine
By Xie zhufon and Liao Jiazhen

　　Originally written in english, this book gives an academic introduction to the basic theory and practice of traditional Chinese internal medicine. It is intended for overseas medical practitioners as well as those who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine, and uses modern research to explain traditional Chinese medicne' s approach to diagnosis and treatment in internal medicine. 182 pages.

15. Essentials of traditional Chinese pediatrics
By Coo Jiming, Su Xinming and Coo Junqi

　　The book systematically expounds the basic knowledge of Chinese pediatrics, and the differentiation of syndromes and treatment of children' s disease. Chinese herbal medicine is the main method of treatment. In order to enhance the therapeutic effects, acupuncture and Chinese massage therapy are also introduced according to actual conditions. This book is intended for those who are already practicing Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture and Chinese massage therapy and are somewhat familiar with the theory and practice of traditional Chinese medicine. Pediatrician of both Chinese and western medicine, and acupunture and massage practitioners will find this book a highly useful reference text. 260 pages.