What is Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Traditional Chinese Medicine (Traditional Chinese Medicine) generally refers to traditional Chinese medicine created by the working people of the Han nationality in China. It is a discipline that studies human physiology, pathology, and diagnosis and prevention of diseases.

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Traditional Chinese Medicine (Traditional Chinese Medicine), generally refers to the Chinese Han working people

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Classification is conducive to improving the research and treatment of disease specificity of Chinese doctors, and also provides convenience for patients to seek medical treatment, mainly including:

Traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine have been used for thousands of years in the ancient land of China. After thousands of years of clinical practice, it has been confirmed that Chinese traditional Chinese medicine is used in the treatment, prevention and health of Chinese medicine. Really effective. in

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Following the successful declaration of the Dragon Boat Festival, South Korea also reported plans to change Chinese medicine to Korean medicine to declare a World Heritage, and essay on a so-called Korean medical holy book "Dong Yi Bao Jian". In China, since 2003, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine has made a special study on the application of traditional Chinese medicine and has set up a "Application for Heritage" committee to prepare the application of traditional Chinese medicine for world cultural heritage. The two sides competed against each other, causing a lot of disputes.

It is said that South Korea cited the book "Dong Yi Bao Jian", which is the 400th anniversary of the advent of Korean medicine, as an introduction, and proposed "Traditional Chinese Medicine Application". As everyone knows, the content of "Eastern Medicine Book" is mostly taken from traditional Chinese medicine. It is mainly compiled with reference to Chinese medical books such as "Su Wen", "Lingshu" and "Treatise on Febrile Diseases". "Like the image, the five elements to overcome grammar" to remind the essence of medicine, is a medical classic that is deeply influenced by Chinese Taoism.

Retrieving history, before the Japanese occupation of the Korean Peninsula, the record of "Korean doctor" was zero. In the past, the Korean expressions of "Han doctor" and "Korean doctor" were the same. In 1962, the Korean government abolished the Korean doctor system, and the Korean government gave up the idea after being opposed. The so-called "Han hospital" on the Korean hospital signboard "Korean Hospital" is actually Chinese medicine. In April 1986, the South Korean Congress passed the "Medical Correction Case" before explicitly changing "Chinese medicine" to "Korean medicine". In the 1990s, South Korea s medical associations and pharmacists associations proposed reforms and suggested that the Korean government unify the integration of Korean and western medicine, but they were strongly opposed.

It s not difficult to die, and the "Korean doctor" has become blessed. He must study Korean medicine for 6 years as a Korean doctor and pass the unified national qualification examination. The Ministry of Health and Welfare of Korea also invested 762 million US dollars to host the Korean Medical International Expo and conduct research on ancient Korean medical literature overseas (mostly from Chinese libraries).

In addition to ammunition preparation, South Korea's "Chinese medicine application for legacy" strategy also sent a strong push. In 1999, for the first time, UNESCO established the International Review Committee of "Human Oral and Intangible Heritage". Korean scholar Lin Tongxi took an active part in it. South Korea is the main force in this application. Another scholar, Xu Qinghao, became a member of the International Advisory Committee of World Memory Heritage.

Hundreds of South Korean applications have been recruited, and even Shennong and Li Shizhen of China have become Koreans. They claimed that the acupuncture they had invented was based on "The Emperor's Canon of the Yellow Emperor's Canon · Suwen · Volume 4", "The flintstones also came from the East." "Orient" is Korea, and acupuncture is their thing.

Since 2003, both official and non-government, have fought many beautiful battles for TCM application. First, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine listed research on the application of traditional Chinese medicine as a special project, and set up a committee to apply for the application of traditional Chinese medicine to start the application of traditional Chinese medicine for World Cultural Heritage. In November 2005, the Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine submitted to the Ministry of Culture the "Draft for the Declaration of the Protection of National Intangible Cultural Heritage of Traditional Chinese Medicine". The draft "packages" eight parts of Chinese medicine theory, health, diagnosis, therapy, prescriptions, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and ethnic medicine (including Tibetan medicine and Mongolian medicine) into a project with large scale and high specifications.

In 2006, the first batch of intangible cultural heritage protection lists issued by the state included traditional medicine as a ninth category with a total of 9 items included in the list. The Chinese Traditional Medicine Application Committee has held a meeting to focus on the plans, contents and strategies of applying for the World Intangible Cultural Heritage. The State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine stated in the application progress report: "It is recommended that the State Council proposes that Chinese medicine declares the world's intangible cultural heritage from the strategic perspective of the country. It is hoped that it will attract the attention of the leaders of the relevant countries and declare in priority."

The application of "Chinese medicine" in South Korea has also triggered a climax in promoting Chinese medicine. Beijing Houpu Traditional Chinese Medicine Hall hosted by Chinese physician Xu Xiaozhou came to 16 German learners. German students studied traditional Chinese medical methods such as acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, scraping, etc. in China. They saw the process of preparing traditional Chinese medicine and experienced delicious food. Medicated diet. In addition, the "Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese Medicine Tour" activity was launched in Beijing. The activity plan is to be completed in 3 years. The tour travels to all provinces, cities, and autonomous regions of the country. Everywhere they go, they are highly sought after by the people.