What are the classics of traditional Chinese medicine in Sui and Tang Dynasties?

In the aspect of TCM, the important TCM classics in Sui and Tang Dynasties include Chao's Etiology of Sui Dynasty, Sun Simiao's Qian Jin, Tang's Gan Jin, Wang Tao's Secrets of Foreign Taiwan and a series of herbal works compiled by public and private parties in Tang Dynasty. In addition, some ancient books were collated and annotated, such as Tai Su in Huangdi Neijing written by Yang Shangshan in Sui Dynasty and Su Wen Jie in Huangdi Neijing written by Bing Wang in Tang Dynasty. These works played an important role in the development of later medicine.

During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Chinese medicine made more remarkable achievements. Due to the progress of printing technology, medical classics in this period have the characteristics of variety, large quantity and high quality. The official versions are Tai Square, The General Record of the Holy Sites and Taiping Huimin and Heji Bureau. There are 100 kinds of private research, such as Su Shen Liang Fang and alchemist zai. In the aspect of disease diagnosis, there are Cui's Pulse Method and Zhu Zhenheng's Pulse Method Finger Palm Disease Diagram. In gynecology, there is Chen's "Good Prescription for Women" and so on. In pediatrics, there are Qian Yi's Treatise on Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment of Pediatric Medicine, Chen Wenzhong's Theory on the Origin of Pediatric Diseases and Diagnosis of Pediatric Poxvirus. In forensic medicine, there is Song Ci's Collection of Injustice. In terms of acupuncture, there are Wang's Illustration of Acupuncture at Tongren Point and Shenzhen Essentials. Treatise on Febrile Diseases includes Treatise on Febrile Diseases by Pang Anshi and Treatise on Febrile Diseases by Zhu Jun. With the development of traditional Chinese medicine, not only the internal branches are more detailed, but also medical schools representing different theoretical characteristics have emerged. The four masters in Jin, Yuan and Yuan Dynasties each had various works to elaborate their medical theories. For example, Liu, the Cold School, wrote The Scholars, Li, the Attacking School, and Wen Bu, and so on. Zhu Zhenheng, a "Yin-nourishing school", is the author of Gezhi Public Opinion and Jingju Opera. Their works have enriched Chinese medicine in different ways.