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Part I Pandect
Chapter 1 General Introduction
1£®What iS Chinese Materia Medica?
2£®What is Pharmacology of Chinese Materia Medica?
Chapter 2 The Basic Actions of Chinese Materia Medica
1£®Reinforcing healthy ai and expelling pathogenic factors£¨·öÕýìîа£©
2£®Balancing Y£¯n and Yang£¨µ÷½ÚÒõÑôƽºâ£©
Chapter 3 Modern Research on the Characteristics of Chinese Materia MediCa
1£®The four natures
2£®The five flavors
3£®The foar directions
4£®The meridian tropism£¨¹é¾­£©
5£®The toxicity
Chapter 4 Factors that Influence the Effects of Chinese Materia Medica
Section 1 PharmaceuticaI Factors
1£®Medicinal materials
2£®Processing of Chinese materia medica
3£®Preparation
4£®Boiling method
5£®Dosage
6£®Combination of Chinese materia medica and contraindication
Section 2 Body Factors
1£®Physiological state
2£®Pathological state
3£®Intestinal microorganisms
Section 3Environmental Factors
1£®Weather
2£®Circadian rhythm
3£®Medical conditions

Part IISpecific Discussions
Chapter 5 Exterior-Releasing Medicines£¨½â±íÒ©£©
Section 1Introduction
Section 2 Commonly Used Medicines
Ma huang£¨Âé»ÆEphedrae Herba ephedra herb£©
Gui zhi£¨¹ðÖ¦Cinnamomi Ramulus cassia twig£©
Chai hu£¨²ñºúBupleuri Radix Chinese thorowax£©
Ge gen£¨¸ð¸ùPuerariae lobatae Radix pueraria root£©
Chapter 6 Heat Clearing Medicines£¨ÇåÈÈÒ©£©
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Commonly Used Medicines
Huang lian£¨»ÆÁ¬Coptidis Rh&oma coptis chinensis£©
Huang qin£¨»ÆÜËScutellariae Radix baical skullcap root£©
Ku shen£¨¿à²ÎSophorae Flavesentis Radix sophora flavescens£©
Yu xing cao£¨ÓãÐȲÝHouttuyniae Herba heartleaf houttuynia herb£©
Zhi zi£¨èÙ×ÓGardeniae Fructus capejasmine fruit£©
Zhi mu£¨ÖªÄ¸Anemarrhenae Rhizomacommon anemarrhena rhizome£©
Xia ku cao£¨ÏĿݲÝPrunellae Spica selfheal£©
Qing hao£¨ÇàÝïArtemisiae Annuae Herba sweet wormwood herb£©
Chapter 7 Medicines that Drain Downwards£¨ÐºÏÂÒ©£©
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Commonly Used Medicines
Dd hufng£¨´ó»ÆRhei Radix et Rhizoma rhubarb root and rhizome£©
Fdn xie ye£¨·¬ÐºÒ¶Sennae Folium senna leaf£©
Gan sui£¨¸ÊËìKansui Radix gansui root£©
Chapter 8 Medicines that Expel Wind and Damp£¨ìî·çʪҩ£©
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Chapter 9 Damp-Resolving Medicines£¨»¯ÊªÒ©£©
Chapter 10 Damp-Draining Medicines£¨ÀûË®Éøʪҩ£©
Chapter 11 Medicines that Warm the Interior£¨ÎÂÀïÒ©£©
Chapter 12 Qi-Regulating Medicines£¨ÀíÆøÒ©£©
Chapter 13 Digestant Medicines£¨Ïûʳҩ£©
Chapter 14 Medicines that Stop Bleeding£¨Ö¹ÑªÒ©£©
Chapter 15 Blood Invigorating and Stasis Resolving Medicines£¨»îѪ»¯ðöÒ©£©
Chapter 16 Expectorants£¬Anfitussives and Antiasthmatics£¨»¯ÌµÖ¹¿Èƽ´­Ò©£©
Chapter 17 Medicines that Quiet the Spirit£¨°²ÉñÒ©£©
Chapter 18 Liver-Pacifying and Wind-Extinguishing Medicines£¨Æ½¸ÎÏ¢·çÒ©£©
Chapter 19 Resuscitative Medicines£¨¿ªÇÏÒ©£©
Chapter 20 Tonics£¨²¹ÐéÒ©£©
Chapter 21 Astringent Medicines£¨ÊÕɬҩ£©

Part III Appendix
Appendix 1 Traditional Chinese Medicines Mentioned in this Textbook
Appendix 2 Frequently Used Abbreviations