jīng qì shéndictionary entry
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the three energies of Chinese medicine: 精[jīng], 氣|气[qì], and 神[shén]
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精氣神 精气神 [jing1 qi4 shen2] /the three energies of Chinese medicine: 精[jing1], 氣|气[qi4], and 神[shen2]/

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