A bilingual TCM study pack you work through in order: the meridian map, 408 key points, 322 herbs, a 204-term glossary with pinyin, 34 self-check questions, and a 14-day plan. One file. No account, no app, no internet needed — open it and read, or print it and it becomes a book.
Both are ours, and they are two different objects. If you are weighing one against the other, here is the entire difference in one table — no small print.
| The free knowledge base | This study pack | |
|---|---|---|
| How you use it | A website. You look a term up, then you close the tab. | One file you keep. Read it front to back, or dip in anywhere. |
| Offline | Needs a browser and a connection. | Opens with no internet, no account and no app. Works on a plane. |
| Order | Built for looking things up — you have to know what to search for. | Built for learning: Module 1 to 10, each one building on the last. |
| Printing | One page at a time. | Every module starts on a new page. Ctrl+P gives you a clean PDF, or a paper copy. |
| Practice | None. Reading only. | 34 self-check questions with the answers, and a 14-day plan to follow. |
| Price | $0, and it stays that way. | $29 once. No subscription, no renewal, no account. |
That is the whole offer, and it is the honest one. The knowledge is public and we are not pretending otherwise — we run the free site ourselves, and we send people to it. What $29 buys is the arranging, the cross-checking, the questions, and a file that still opens when you have no signal. If that is not worth $29 to you, use the free site with our blessing: it is genuinely the same source material, and it is not a crippled version of this one.
$29 one time. Checkout lists the payment methods we can accept; a person confirms the payment and sends the pack back.
Buy the pack — $29Read the free sample first
One-time payment. No subscription, no auto-renew, no account. 30-day full refund — no explanation needed, and you keep the file.
Health questions, though, are a different thing — for anything about your own health, please see a licensed practitioner. We do not diagnose or prescribe, here or by email.
No. Everything is in English. The Chinese and pinyin are alongside so the terms stop being guesswork when you meet them elsewhere.
Fair question, and the table above is the whole answer. The free site is a reference you look things up in; this is a file you keep, read in sequence, print, and practise from — with no connection and no account. If you only ever want to look things up, you do not need this. Use the free site and keep your $29.
Yes. Open the file and press Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on a Mac), then choose "Save as PDF". Every module already starts on a new page, so it paginates cleanly with no fiddling with margins.
Every entry names its source. Classical books are named by title, modern reference works are attributed, and point locations follow the WHO standard. Nothing here is invented, and nothing is passed off as our own finding.
Print it for yourself, freely. Please do not redistribute the file — point people at the free sample and the free knowledge base instead, that is what keeps this running.
The $29 price is for one person. If you teach, or you want to hand copies to a class or a team, write to us and we will send a simple licence. It costs more than $29, and it takes one email to arrange.
No certificate, and we would be uneasy about anyone who issued one for reading a file. It is a study pack: materials and a sequence. It does not qualify you to practise.
No. It is educational material about how TCM is described in the literature. See the notice above.