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Ju-Yi Wang

    Die Anwendung der chinesischen Meridianlehre in der Praxis
    Treuer Ungehorsam
    Transforming Inner Mongolia
    Applied Channel Theory in Chinese Medicine: Wang Ju-Yi's Lectures on Channel Therapeutics
    Odvážné srdce píše vzletným štětcem
    • Bilingvní edice milostných básní čínského umělce Wang Yi nechává připomenout hodnoty, které jsou naší dobou často zapomínány. Ilustrace hluboké obraznosti připojil Karel Malich a překladu se ujal známý sinolog Oldřich Král.

      Odvážné srdce píše vzletným štětcem
      3,7
    • The book explores the intricate relationship between organ and channel theories in traditional Chinese medicine, emphasizing how this understanding enhances diagnostic accuracy and clinical outcomes. Collaboratively authored by respected scholar Wang Ju-Yi and his American apprentice Jason Robertson, it presents a unique channel palpation methodology for improved point selection and technique. The content is delivered in an engaging format that captures the mentor-apprentice dynamic through dialogues, questions, and real-life case studies, making complex concepts accessible.

      Applied Channel Theory in Chinese Medicine: Wang Ju-Yi's Lectures on Channel Therapeutics
      4,6
    • Transforming Inner Mongolia

      Commerce, Migration, and Colonization on the Qing Frontier

      • 356 stránek
      • 13 hodin čtení

      Focusing on Han Chinese migration during the Qing period, the book examines its profound social, economic, and political effects on Inner Mongolia. Yi Wang connects local historical developments to broader global movements, illustrating how Inner Mongolia became integrated into the emerging nation-state of China and subsequently into the global capitalist economy. The analysis highlights the complexities of migration and its lasting impact on regional identity and economic structures.

      Transforming Inner Mongolia
      5,0
    • Treuer Ungehorsam

      Erste öffentliche Texte der Hauskirchen zu Staat und Kirche

      Treuer Ungehorsam