前九之年二月中，今年元旦日时同；
月月十五是初一，千年万载不移宫；
三十六年寒露逢，日主时辰一般同；
今岁立春值此日，时时刻刻在其中；
四十七年加两月，今年闰月过此宫；
闰年只在闰月起，三年两头再加逢。
五时二刻惊蛰求（二月节），春分（二月中）；
十四时刻清明头（三月节），谷雨（三月中）；
立夏一日三时六（四月节），小满（四月中）；
芒种一日九候攸（五月节），至夏（五月中）；
二日二时二小暑（六月节，）大暑（六月中）；
二日四时七刻秋（七月节），处暑（七月中）；
白露三朝单六刻（八月节），秋分（八月中）；
寒露三朝六时收（九月节），霜降（九月中）；
立冬三朝十一二（十月节），小雪（十月中）；
大雪四四两头流（十一月节），冬至（十一月中）；
小寒四日九时六（十二月节），大寒（十二月中）；
五日三时打春牛（正月节），雨水（正月中）。
炎黄发源医祖，轩辕岐伯绳书，雷公炮制别精粗，扁鹊
神应桓主，于懿治溺神效，仲景《伤寒》谁如，华佗秘授当时无，又得叔和《脉》助，皇甫仕安《甲乙》，葛
洪《肘后》非殊，真人思邈圣神途，慈藏药主恍悟。
上调西江月
In the second year of the previous nine-year cycle, the middle qi (Zhongqi) corresponds to the day and time of this year's New Year's Day;
The fifteenth day of each month is the first day of the lunar month (Shuo), and the palace position where the solar terms reside remains unchanged for thousands of years;
In the thirty-sixth year, the Cold Dew (Hanlu) solar term coincides with the same day master and hour;
If this year's Beginning of Spring (Lichun) falls on this day, then every moment is within it;
Forty-seven years plus two months, this year's leap month passes through this palace;
Leap years only begin in the leap month, meeting again at the ends of three-year cycles.
Five hours and two ke (quarters) calculate Jingzhe (Awakening of Insects, February solar term); Chunfen (Spring Equinox, February middle qi);
Fourteen ke mark the beginning of Qingming (Clear and Bright, March solar term); Guyu (Grain Rain, March middle qi);
Lixia (Beginning of Summer, one day, three hours, six ke, April solar term); Xiaoman (Grain Buds, April middle qi);
Mangzhong (Grain in Ear, one day, nine hou [periods], May solar term); Xiazhi (Summer Solstice, May middle qi);
Xiaoshu (Minor Heat, two days, two hours, two ke, June solar term); Dashu (Major Heat, June middle qi);
Qiufen (Autumn Equinox, two days, four hours, seven ke, July solar term); Chushu (End of Heat, July middle qi);
Bailu (White Dew, three mornings, single six ke, August solar term); Qiufen (Autumn Equinox, August middle qi);
Hanshu (Cold Dew, three mornings, six hours, September solar term); Shuangjiang (Frost Descent, September middle qi);
Lidong (Beginning of Winter, three mornings, eleven or twelve, October solar term); Xiaoxue (Minor Snow, October middle qi);
Daxue (Major Snow, four-four flow, November solar term); Dongzhi (Winter Solstice, November middle qi);
Xiaohan (Minor Cold, four days, nine hours, six ke, December solar term); Dahán (Major Cold, December middle qi);
Wu ri san shi da chun niu (Five days, three hours, beating the spring ox, January solar term); Yushui (Rain Water, January middle qi).
Yan and Huang are the source of medical ancestors; Xuanyuan (Yellow Emperor) and Qibo wrote the classics; Leigong processed herbs distinguishing fine from coarse; Bianque's divine response was led by Huan Zhu; Yu Yi treated urinary retention with miraculous effect; Zhang Zhongjing's "Treatise on Cold Damage" (Shanghan Lun) had no equal; Hua Tuo's secret teachings were unmatched at the time; aided by Wang Shuhe's "Pulse Classic" (Maijing); Huangfu Mi's "Jia Yi Jing"; Ge Hong's "Elbow Prescriptions" (Zhouhou Beiji Fang) were not different; Zhenren Sun Simiao opened the path of sagehood; Ci Cang Yao Zhu had a sudden realization.
Up to the tune of Xi Jiang Yue:
In pulse diagnosis of Wind Stroke (Zhong Feng), a floating pulse is auspicious; a slippery pulse accompanied by phlegm-qi. If it is deep and slippery, do not treat it as wind. Whether floating or deep, if it is minute and deficient, support the critical condition treating phlegm-wind, do not neglect. Floating and slow pulses are auspicious; rapid and hurried pulses indicate death.