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WANG JU-YI (1937-2017) Dr. Wang was a graduate of the very first class from the Beijing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1962 and was trained by some of the early luminaries of the modern era. He was fortunate to experience Chinese medicine in the era just before the development of what we now call “TCM”. In other words, he was a product of that short time in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s when acupuncture was taught by practitioners with roots in family lineages that included a firm foundation on classical texts. A true scholar and devotee of classical Chinese medical theory, Dr. Wang continued to research and explore the classics while applying that wisdom to the modern practice of acupuncture. His book, Applied Channel Theory in Chinese Medicine has become one of the most popular texts on acupuncture studies worldwide. 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