Five thousand years ago, the Yellow Emperor of ancient China drove away brutal and barbaric forces in order to promote a peaceful, humanistic civilisation, but his broad vision for peace has been lost. Authors Hua-Ching Ni and Mao Shing Ni refresh the dream of the Yellow Emperor by basing peace, safety, and the survival of human life -- and indeed all life -- on good health. This is not simply health that focuses on the mind and body, but it also includes true and natural spiritual development, a deep and universal sense of morality, and an honest, decent, and responsible financial life. When people value and respect all these five healths, a new and benevolent humanity can arise.