Who Can Ride the Dragon?: An Exploration of the Cultural Roots of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Who Can Ride the Dragon?: An Exploration of the Cultural Roots of Traditional Chinese Medicine
ISBN-10
0912111941
ISBN-13
9780912111940
Category
Medicine, Chinese
Pages
268
Language
English
Published
1999
Publisher
Paradigm Publications
Authors
Yu Huan Zhang, Ken Rose

Description

Among the most impressive of such accomplishments were the voyages of Zheng He who, at the order of the Ming emperor, Cheng Zu, sailed to more than thirty countries, establishing political and economic relationships throughout the South ...

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