Guohui Liu, [...]., [...]., has been studying and practising Chinese medicine for over thirty years. He gained his Bachelor's and Master's degrees at Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where, in 1994, he later became Associate Professor. Dr. Liu currently serves on the faculty of the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. He runs workshops across Europe and the United States on various aspects of Chinese medicine and has written numerous books and articles in Chinese about medicine and the classic texts, including Warm Pathogen Diseases. Dr. Liu is the author of Foundations of Theory for Ancient Chinese Medicine: Shang Han Lun and Contemporary Medical Texts, also published by Singing Dragon. He lives in Portland, Oregon, where he maintains a private practice.

Forward. Preface. Zhang Ji's Preface. Preface for Version of Discussion of Cold Damage in Song Dynasty. 1. Differentiation and Treatment for Tai Yang Disease Based on Examining Both pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 1-178). 2. Differentiation and Treatment for Yang Ming Disease Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 179-262). 3. Differentiation and Treatment for Shao Yang Disease Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 263-272). 4. Differentiation and Treatment for Tai Yin Disease Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 273-280). 5. Differentiation and Treatment for Shao Yin Disease Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 281-325). 6. Differentiation and Treatment for Jue Yin Disease Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 326-381). 7. Differentiation and Treatment for Huo Luan Disease Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Line 382-391). 8. Differentiation and Treatment for Yin Yang Yi Syndrome and Taxation Relapse Syndromes Based on Examining Both Pulses, Symptoms and Signs (Lines 392-398). Bibliography. Appendix 1. Chinese Dynasties and Historical Periods. Appendix 2. Table of Authors. Appendix 3. Converting Dosage in Han Dynasty and Today. Appendix 4. Formulas Recorded in Discussion of Cold Cross Reference. Appendix 5. Medicinal Substances Recorded in Discussion of Cold Damage.