What does it mean to press the bridge in Huangdi Neijing?

Walking on stilts is one of the six major medical skills of traditional Chinese medicine, namely acupuncture, moxibustion, medicine, walking on stilts and guiding. Biography of Hua Tuo in Historical Records also states: "Guangling and Pengcheng both learned the Five Birds God from Tuo" (Five Birds God is different from hua tuo wuqinxi). These five bird gods are the "guiding on stilts" preserved by the Chinese nation in the form of mentoring. Hua Tuo, the founder of this technology, is a great doctor. At that time, people called those who mastered this kind of "hands-on treatment and rejuvenation" "real people". With the murder of Hua Tuo, Hua Tuo's disciples were also implicated. Since then, the magical "walking on stilts" has been quietly hidden among the people. At this point, the magical medical words that have been circulated for thousands of years have become an eternal mystery. But in fact, the goddess' technology of "guiding stilts and pressing stilts" has not been silent. The effective, simple, convenient, practical and inexpensive medical skills that people like to see and hear have been preserved under the guidance of the lonely teacher. According to historical records, the term "guiding on stilts" comes from the theory of different methods in Huangdi Neijing: "The people in the center are flat and wet, and everything in the world is omnivorous, so their diseases are flaccid, cold and hot, so the treatment should be" guiding on stilts "..." Bing Wang, a courtier of the Tang Dynasty, explained: "Move your muscles and limbs." According to the teacher, "Guiding Press-Stilts" is divided into two parts and four independent branches. The two parts include "guiding" and "walking on stilts". These four branches are "guidance" and "introduction"; "Pressing" and "jumping" can be seen from this that as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period BC, ancient Chinese also had a monograph on "guiding stilts". It can be said that "guiding pressure on stilts" is a treasure in Chinese culture and the original medicine in Chinese medicine. This precious wealth is also an outstanding contribution made by the Chinese nation to human life science.

Edit the guide map unearthed from Mawangdui No.3 Tomb in this section.

During 1973, two remarkable qigong documents were unearthed from Mawangdui No.3 tomb in Changsha, Hunan Province, one of which was a guide map drawn on silk (color map 9). The owner of the "guide map" is a famous lady with a surname in Han Dynasty. This lady not only worked as a tour guide before her death, but also brought the tour guide map to Yin Wen as a funerary object after her death. It can be seen that her love and superstition for guidance have reached the point of life and death. Guiding stilts is a dynamic work, which is the representative and inherited achievement of the Chinese nation. From the characteristics of guiding stilts and pressing stilts, there is no obvious difference between them. Your focus is on "shaking limbs and moving limbs", and pressing stilts is an ancient name for massage. Guidance, also known as "guidance" or "propaganda and guidance method", is said to have been created by Peng Zu, an ancient qigong health care practitioner, as a method of strengthening the body and treating diseases. The guidance of "bragging and breathing, spitting out the old and absorbing the new" is very popular among the ancient "people who are shaping" and is also applied by doctors. After Taoism came into being, absorption and guidance was one of the ways to cultivate immortals. In addition, guidance is also loved by the general public. According to Su Wenyi's Comments on Huangdi's Neijing: "The central region is flat and humid, and it is the most abundant place in nature. People there have many kinds of food and don't feel tired. Therefore, most human diseases are fistula, syncope, cold and heat. In treatment, you should use the guide button. " "Pressing and walking on stilts are two techniques in massage. Bing Wang in the Tang Dynasty commented that "squeezing is squeezing the body; It is also said that stilts refer to acupoints. For example, Jing Zhi said: "Press, pinch and press; The adjustment bridge is the Yang adjustment bridge and the Yin adjustment bridge. Gai said that it is also necessary to massage the valley points and the bridge points to get rid of the disease. " The principle of guiding pressure on stilts requires slow movement and limited flexion and extension. In the long-term development, there are many methods to guide stilts, among which the most famous ones are Wuqinxi, Ren Duanjin, Yijinjing, Twenty-four solar terms, health preservation and life extension, Tianzhu massage, five zang-organs guidance, Taiqing guidance, Peng Zu guidance, Laozi guidance, Pinus densiflora guidance, Jiuzhuan life extension, Chunyangzi renal function and Mr. Ning guidance. Twelve Duan Jin, Sixteen Duan Jin, Xiaoyao Zi Dao, Four Seasons Cultivation Dao, Twelve Duan Gong, Lingjian Zi Dao, Meridian Dao, etc.