Abstract
Zhenfang Liuji: Kaimeng Ji of DOU's Biaoyoufu (annotated by WU Kun) was written by WU Kun. In WU's annotation of Biaoyoufu, based on the elucidation of DOU's acupuncture thoughts, it embodies WU's acupuncture thoughts, including the importance of the spleen and stomach, treatment by both acupuncture and herbal medicines on the root cause of disease, as well as the mind regulation with acupuncture. Besides, it displays the characteristics of acupuncture techniques and the experience in diagnosis and treatment, e.g. "eight methods of acupuncture prescriptions", "five categories of acupuncture prescriptions", "two chi and two cun" in meridian diagnosis, as well as cataractopiesis with golden needle, reflecting the distinctive and high clinical value.
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