河图洛书前传 – 全球珍藏

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《河图洛书前传》是商周出版出版的图书，作者是王唯工
王唯工台灣大學物理系學士、清華大學物理研究所碩士；1969年因對中醫感到興趣，放棄史丹福及耶魯，選擇進入約翰霍浦金斯大學生物物理系主攻神經科學，於1973年獲得博士學位。曾任中山大學物理系創系主任、陽明大學醫工所所長，並在台大電機系醫工組、中國醫藥學院中醫所任職授課。1988年首次製成脈診儀，在台大、榮總、中國醫藥學院等多處與西醫會診，並與黃維三、林昭庚、張步桃、張家訓、潘念宗、胡秀卿、鐘傑、崔玖等中西醫先進合作研究。在醫學工程領域多次獲頒國科會傑出獎，且因脈診之相關發明得到經濟部發明獎，其發明上的貢獻連續收錄於Marquis世界名人錄，最近並獲頒醫學工程學會韓偉服務獎章及文化部金鼎獎。現從事漢唐醫學之研究，以及各種非侵入性醫療器材之開發。著有：《以頸為鑰》、《河圖洛書新解》、《以脈為師》、《氣的樂章》、《水的漫舞》、《氣血的旋律》、《氣的大合唱》…(展开全部) 王唯工台灣大學物理系學士、清華大學物理研究所碩士；1969年因對中醫感到興趣，放棄史丹福及耶魯，選擇進入約翰霍浦金斯大學生物物理系主攻神經科學，於1973年獲得博士學位。曾任中山大學物理系創系主任、陽明大學醫工所所長，並在台大電機系醫工組、中國醫藥學院中醫所任職授課。1988年首次製成脈診儀，在台大、榮總、中國醫藥學院等多處與西醫會診，並與黃維三、林昭庚、張步桃、張家訓、潘念宗、胡秀卿、鐘傑、崔玖等中西醫先進合作研究。在醫學工程領域多次獲頒國科會傑出獎，且因脈診之相關發明得到經濟部發明獎，其發明上的貢獻連續收錄於Marquis世界名人錄，最近並獲頒醫學工程學會韓偉服務獎章及文化部金鼎獎。現從事漢唐醫學之研究，以及各種非侵入性醫療器材之開發。著有：《以頸為鑰》、《河圖洛書新解》、《以脈為師》、《氣的樂章》、《水的漫舞》、《氣血的旋律》、《氣的大合唱》等。相關著作《以脈為師：科學解讀脈波曲線，以脈診分析治未病》《以頸為鑰：跟百齡人瑞學脖子保健，輕鬆疏通百病之源》《河圖洛書新解：以科學框架取代陰陽五行，找回中國人的創新智慧》
The prequel to Hetu Luoshu “is a book published during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, authored by Wang Weigong

Wang Weigong holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Taiwan University and a Master’s degree from the Institute of Physics at Tsinghua University; In 1969, due to an interest in traditional Chinese medicine, he gave up Stanford and Yale and chose to enter the Department of Biophysics at Johns Hopkins University, majoring in neuroscience. In 1973, he obtained a doctoral degree. Formerly served as the Director of the Department of Physics at Sun Yat sen University and the Director of the Medical Engineering Institute at Yangming University, and taught at the Medical Engineering Group of the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University and the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Chinese Academy of Medicine. In 1988, it was first developed as a pulse diagnostic device and consulted with Western medicine at various places such as National Taiwan University, Rong Zong, and China Medical College. It also collaborated with advanced Chinese and Western medicine researchers such as Huang Weisan, Lin Zhaogeng, Zhang Butao, Zhang Jiaxun, Pan Nianzong, Hu Xiuqing, Zhong Jie, and Cui Jiu. In the field of medical engineering, he has been awarded multiple Outstanding Awards by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and has been awarded the Invention Award by the Ministry of Economic Affairs for his inventions related to pulse diagnosis. His contributions to his inventions have been continuously included in the Marquis World Celebrity List. Recently, he has been awarded the Han Wei Service Medal by the Medical Engineering Society and the Golden Tripod Award by the Ministry of Culture. I am currently engaged in the research of Han Tang medicine and the development of various non-invasive medical devices. Authors include: “Taking the Neck as the Key”, “New Explanation of the Hetu Luoshu”, “Taking the Pulse as the Teacher”, “The Movement of Qi”, “The Dance of Water”, “The Melody of Qi and Blood”, “The Chorus of Qi” Wang Weigong holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Taiwan University and a Master’s degree from the Institute of Physics at Tsinghua University; In 1969, due to an interest in traditional Chinese medicine, he gave up Stanford and Yale and chose to enter the Department of Biophysics at Johns Hopkins University, majoring in neuroscience. In 1973, he obtained a doctoral degree. Formerly served as the Director of the Department of Physics at Sun Yat sen University and the Director of the Medical Engineering Institute at Yangming University, and taught at the Medical Engineering Group of the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University and the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Chinese Academy of Medicine. In 1988, it was first developed as a pulse diagnostic device and consulted with Western medicine at various places such as National Taiwan University, Rong Zong, and China Medical College. It also collaborated with advanced Chinese and Western medicine researchers such as Huang Weisan, Lin Zhaogeng, Zhang Butao, Zhang Jiaxun, Pan Nianzong, Hu Xiuqing, Zhong Jie, and Cui Jiu. In the field of medical engineering, he has been awarded multiple Outstanding Awards by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and has been awarded the Invention Award by the Ministry of Economic Affairs for his inventions related to pulse diagnosis. His contributions to his inventions have been continuously included in the Marquis World Celebrity List. Recently, he has been awarded the Han Wei Service Medal by the Medical Engineering Society and the Golden Tripod Award by the Ministry of Culture. I am currently engaged in the research of Han Tang medicine and the development of various non-invasive medical devices. Authors include: “Taking the Neck as the Key”, “New Explanation of Hetu Luoshu”, “Taking the Pulse as the Teacher”, “The Movement of Qi”, “The Dance of Water”, “The Melody of Qi and Blood”, “The Chorus of Qi”, etc. Related works include “Taking the pulse as a teacher: scientifically interpreting the pulse curve, analyzing and treating diseases through pulse diagnosis”, “Taking the neck as the key: learning neck health care from the middle-aged people, easily dredging the source of various diseases”, and “New interpretation of Hetu Luoshu: replacing the Yin Yang and Five Elements with a scientific framework, and retrieving the innovative wisdom of the Chinese people”