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Chapter 1 GeneralIntroduction Section 1 Brief History of Tui Na Therapy Pre-Qin Period(2070 BC221 BC) Qin-Hart Period(221 BC-265 AD) WeiJinSui-Tang Period(265 AD960 AD) SongJinYuan Period(960 AD-1368AD) Ming-Qing Period(1368 AD-1911 AD) Modem Period(1911 AD) Section 2 How to Study Tul Na Section 3 Functions of Tui Na Regulating Yin and Yang Reinforcing Deficiency and Reducing Excess Invigorating Blood and Dissolving Stasis Relaxing the Sinews and Removing Channel Obstructions Correcting Sinews and Adjusting Joints Section 4 Principles and Methods Principles ofTui NaTreatment Common Manipulations Reinforcement and Reduction in Tui Na Therapy Chapter 2 Channels��Collaterals&Acupuncture Points Section 1 Basic Theory of Channels,Collaterals&Acupuncture Points Twelve Charmels Eight Extraordinary Vessels Functions of Eight Extraordinary Vessels Section 2 Commonly Used Acupuncture Points Chapter 3 Common Diagnostic Methods Used in Tui Na Therapy Section 1 Examinations with the Four Diagnostic Methods Inquirv Inspection Auscultation and Olfaction Palpation Section 2 SpeciaI Examinations Abdomen Protruding Test Pelvic Separation,Compression Test Bedside Test Section 3 Joint Motor Function Examinations Chapter 4 Basic Practicing Methods of Tui Na Exercises Section 1 Characteristics and Actions Clear Movement and Comprehensive Training Focusing on Mental Qi and Emphasizing Internal Energy Combining Medical Treatment with Exercise and Practice to Strengthen Therapeutic Effects Section 2 Practicing Method for The Classic of Sinew Trans for mation(�׽) WEiTu6PresentingPestle(�f�W�I��) Monster Controlling Magic Pestle(�Mđ��ħ��) SupportingHeavenGatewithPalm(�������T) Picking Star and Changing Constellation(ժ�ǓQ��) PullingNineOxenbyTheirTails(��ק��ţβ) Displaying Paw and Spreading Wings(��צ����) Nine Ghosts Pulling Sabre(�Ź����R) ThreePlatesFallingonGround(���P���) Black Dragon Displaying its Claws(����?zh��)��? TigerPouncingonItsPrey(�P����ʳ) BowingDowntoBeattheDrum(�򹪓���) ShakingtheHeadandTail(��β�u�^) Section 3 Practicing Method for Shaolin Internal Exercise(���փȹ�) Basic Stances StandingStance(վ�d��) Horse Stance(�R�d��) BowStance(�����d��) CloseStance(���d��) BigStance(���d��) SuspendingStance(���d��) Basic Movements PushingEightHorsesForward(ǰ׵��ƥ�R) PullingNineOxenBackward(�������^ţ) ���� Chapter 5 Tui Na ManipuIations Chapter 6 Tui Na Treatment for Adult Diseases Chapter 7 Tui Na Treatment for Common Pediatric Diseases Chapter 8 Self-Healthcare Tui Na Therapy Appendix 1 Glossary of Tui Na Manlpulations for Adults Appendix Glossary of Shaolin Internal Practicing Methods Index of Point Names--Numerical Codes Index of Point Names��Pin Yin Index of Tui Na Manipulations for Adults Genera Index