The full title of Nei Jing is called Huang Di Nei Jing, which may be translated as the Yellow Emperor's Classics of Internal Medicine. Two separate books named Su Wen and Ling Shu respectively make up the Nei Jing
The book called Ling Shu means "the Axis of the Divine Soul", it was intended to be a fully comprehensive discussion on traditional Chinese medicine. Su Wen may be translated as "the Classics of Dialogues Concerning Internal Medicine".
"The whole history of traditional Chinese medicine is but a series of footnotes on Nei Jing!"
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Great Treatise on Regulation of Spirit in Harmony with the Climates of Four Seasons - Nei Jing Chapter 2:
In this chapter, the patterns of change in the four seasons are discussed, namely, warm spring, hot summer, cool autumn, and cold winter. In order to adjust to such change in favour of health, it is necessary and desirable to nourish Yang in spring and summer and to nourish Yin in autumn and winter.
Here's two wallpapers that display the whole content from Chapter 2 of "Nei Jing", 1920X1200.
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