Generally, self-taught Chinese medicine doctors read all books in order.

Chinese medicine generally refers to the traditional medicine created by the working people of Han nationality in China, so it is also called Chinese medicine. So what books do self-taught Chinese medicine practitioners read, and what is the order? Look at the relevant information with me, hoping to bring help to everyone.

In what order do you teach yourself Chinese medicine? You must read Zhouyi at first, and you must read it through. If you can't understand it at the moment, you can recite it first. Maybe you should ask Chinese medicine students in medical college why they don't learn Zhouyi, because their Chinese medicine is not Chinese medicine, but a combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine. It's not funny that doctors and doctors don't separate.

Then read the Three-Character Classic of Medicine to see the pulse tactics of diagnostics and the psychological tactics of four diagnoses. Finally, I began to read Treatise on Febrile Diseases in internal medicine. Read with concentration. Grasping the key points, reading repeatedly or even reciting, and then reading widely are the things that should be paid attention to when learning Chinese medicine.

Learning Chinese medicine requires not only reading, but also reciting, which is the common experience of ancient and modern doctors. Without memorizing a little book, there is no time at all. Reciting these classics is an essential basic skill for a Chinese medicine scholar and lays the necessary foundation for Chinese medicine knowledge.

Classics are the source. Chinese medicine is a profound knowledge, and learning Chinese medicine is a long way. Only by calming down and persisting can we go far on this road.

What are the precautions for self-study in TCM? Without practice, the interest in learning will become smaller and smaller, and it is inevitable to give up halfway. In fact, theory and practice are complementary and mutually beneficial. Theory originates from practice, and practice can guide practice; Practice sublimates into theory, which can be used to test the correctness of theory. Without the source and test of practice, the theory will inevitably become a dry and empty theory; Practice without theoretical guidance will inevitably become blind practice.

If you want to teach yourself Chinese medicine, you must first understand Chinese medicine. If you want to understand Chinese medicine, you must first read four books and five classics. Proficient in the four books and five classics, even if you have learned fur. Let's look at the medical three-character classics first. If you don't know ancient Chinese, you can read vernacular Chinese.

Theoretical study is very important for beginners. Learning theory is only the first step. Only by truly integrating theory with practice can we truly master the methods of preventing and treating diseases.