Wang Shuhe

Wang Shuhe was a Chinese physician from the 3rd century CE, renowned for his contributions to traditional Chinese medicine. He is best known for compiling the "Mai Jing" (Pulses Classic), a detailed work on diagnosing illnesses through pulse analysis. His approach emphasized understanding the body's balance and energy flow, which remains influential in Chinese medicine today. Wang Shuhe’s work laid foundational principles for pulse diagnosis, enhancing the ability to assess health accurately and tailor treatments accordingly. His insights helped shape the development of holistic, pattern-based diagnosis that continues to be a cornerstone of traditional Chinese medical practice.