What are the characteristics of each of the 28 types of pulse, what information does each reflect in the patient's body, and what is the mechanism and significance of its formation?

There are 28 types of heat pulses***, namely: general heat pulse, fine and tight; immature heat pulse; increasing heat pulse, thick and tight, the stronger the pressure; empty heat pulse, flowery and floating, empty when pressed; latent heat pulse, low and tight; stale heat pulse, fine and tight; turbid heat pulse, dull and fine; wounded heat pulse, fine and tight, stringy; turgid heat pulse, thick and stringy; epidemic fever pulse, fine and counting; viscous heat pulse, twisting sensation, sometimes strong, sometimes weak, sometimes weak, sometimes hollow, sometimes hollow; diphtheria pulse, stringy, sometimes weak, sometimes hollow, sometimes hollow; diphtheria pulse, stringy, sometimes weak, sometimes hollow, sometimes hollow, and sometimes hollow; diphtheria pulse, stringy. The pulse of diphtheria is stringy and tight in the lower part, with a trembling sensation; the pulse of anthrax is floating and low; the pulse of acute stabbing pain is short; the pulse of wounded fever is thick, stringy and counting; the pulse of the inch is large in the case of injury to the muscles of the head; the pulse of the Guan is tight in the case of injury to the bones of the skull; the pulse of the ruler is counting and trembling in the case of injury to the brain; the pulse of the stabbing pain of lung heat in a child is tight and very slight; the pulse of the obstruction of lung heat in a child is stringy; and the pulse of the woman's blood is floating stringy and fast, and is moving rapidly in a row; Poisoning pulse is fine and weak. The pulse in solid eruptions is stringy, weak, slow and fine and indefinite.