Qigun. Peace in motion and movement at rest. In 3 volumes. Volume 1. Theory

In this first volume, the theoretical base of Qi-guun is given.
The first section of the book gives a general idea: what is Q-guun, Jing, qi, Sehen and what is their relationship. Classification of qi-gun, etc. is also given.
In the second section, the basic concepts of Chinese philosophy are described: Yin and Yang, eight trigrams, five elements, the use of numerology in Qi-gun, etc.
The third section contains the basics of Chinese medicine: dense and hollow organs of Zan-fu, 12 regular meridians, their relationship and connection with the palms and feet, wonderful vessels, acupuncture points, 3 tribute, small and large heavenly circles.
For all those interested in self -improvement and improvement of health, as well as the ancient spiritual culture of China