“Compilation of Acupuncture and Moxibustion Choosing a Day”, Ming Dynasty Quan Xunyi Jin Yisun. Acupuncture class. No volume. The book was written in the twelfth year of Ming Zhengtong (1447). This book analyzes the origin of the human god Taiyi and the miscellaneous taboos of heavenly medicine. In addition to day and time taboos, it also includes acupuncture taboos, moxibustion taboos, and post-moxibustion care. Cited books include “Acupuncture and Moxibustion Guangai Shukuo”, “Shilin Guangji”, “Qianjinyueling”, “Yuanguiji”, “Longmu General Theory”, “Yi Jianfang” and “Nargarjuna Bodhisattva Eye Theory”, etc. Both are rare.

“Compilation of Selecting a Day for Acupuncture and Moxibustion“, Ming·Quan Xunyi Jin Yisun. Acupuncture class. No volume. The book was written in the twelfth year of Ming Zhengtong (1447). This book analyzes the origin of the human god Taiyi and the miscellaneous taboos of heavenly medicine. In addition to day and time taboos, it also includes acupuncture taboos, moxibustion taboos, and post-moxibustion care. Cited books include “Acupuncture and Moxibustion Guangai Shukuo”, “Shilin Guangji”, “Qianjinyueling”, “Yuanguiji”, “Longmu General Theory”, “Yi Jianfang” and “Nargarjuna Bodhisattva Eye Theory”, etc. Both are rare. Ancient Books of Yixue