《黄帝内经·素问·调经论》
心藏神，肺藏气，肝藏血，脾藏肉，肾藏志，由此组成了人的形体。
夫心藏神，肺藏气，肝藏血，脾藏肉，肾藏志，而此成形。
The Heart houses the Shen, the Lungs house the Qi, the Liver houses the Blood, the Spleen houses the Flesh, and the Kidneys house the Zhi. These constitute a person's physical form.
<s>[INST] Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 夫心藏神，肺藏气，肝藏血，脾藏肉，肾藏志，而此成形。 [/INST] The Heart houses the Shen, the Lungs house the Qi, the Liver houses the Blood, the Spleen houses the Flesh, and the Kidneys house the Zhi. These constitute a person's physical form.</s>
Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 夫心藏神，肺藏气，肝藏血，脾藏肉，肾藏志，而此成形。
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The Heart houses the Shen, the Lungs house the Qi, the Liver houses the Blood, the Spleen houses the Flesh, and the Kidneys house the Zhi. These constitute a person's physical form.
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