Bibliography

Our Working Process

1. Analysis of subject (Die-da)
2. Online research
3. Interview
4. Designing website layout
5. Image creation and content composition
6. Creating website
7. Testing and evaluation
8. Final modifications

Acknowledgement

1. Surgical history of ancient China: Part 1. By Fu, L. (2010) March. ANZ Journal of Surgery

2. Surgical history of ancient China: Part 2. By Fu, L. (2009) December. ANZ Journal of Surgery

3. Encyclopedia Britannica: Hua Tuo: Chinese physician and surgeon: Link to article

4. WebMD: What Exactly Is Alternative Medicine?: Link to article

5. East meets West International: Die da jiu, the legendary liniment: Link to article

6. East meets West International: Die da jiu and it's meaning: Link to article

7. New York Internal Arts: Die Da Wan (Trauma Pills or "Hit" Pills): Link to article

8. New York Internal Arts: Thoughts about ingredients in Chinese Die Da Formulas: Link to article

9. Institute for Classical Asian Medicine: Link to website

10. Die-da: Link to website

Videos used

超強鐵打師傅 (Super die-da master): Link to video