Wēn Bìng Tiáo Biàn: Classification of Warm Diseases

Wen Bing Tiao Bian, written by Wu Jutong in the 18th century, stands as one of the most influential classics in the history of Chinese medicine. Recognized as the foundational text for understanding epidemic “Warm Diseases,” it clearly articulates the theory of the Four Levels (Wei, Qi, Ying, Xue) and the diagnostic framework of the Three Burners (San Jiao).This revolutionary model redefined the understanding and treatment of febrile and epidemic illnesses, and its clinical relevance remains remarkably alive today.In this new translation, the text is presented with philological precision, clear language, and rich clinical insight. Each line is accompanied by explanatory notes, theoretical commentary, and practical sections on relevant herbal formulas and acupuncture strategies. A detailed final glossary provides accessible reference for both students and professionals.An indispensable work for anyone seeking to explore the medical, philosophical, and therapeutic depth of Chinese medicine.Alberto Rossitto is a psychologist and therapist with over thirty years of experience in traditional healing systems. Having studied in China and India, he bridges the depth of Eastern philosophy with the needs of modern clinical practice.He is the author of several works that integrate psychotherapy, Chinese medicine, and contemplative disciplines, combining rigorous science with embodied spiritual wisdom.A recognized Master in Kung Fu and Medical Qi Gong, he leads professional training programs in Italy and abroad, dedicated to preserving and transmitting a living medical tradition that unites ancient insight with contemporary understanding.More information can be found at www.albertorossitto.com Read more