Sentences praising traditional Chinese medicine

1. Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history and is unique. A bowl of medicinal soup and a silver needle can often have an immediate effect. Therefore, Chinese medicine has always been regarded as one of the most mysterious medicine in the world. Traditional Chinese medicine can last for thousands of years and still exist and develop continuously. The most important reason is its clinical efficacy. Chinese medicine can be welcomed by the majority of patients because of its clinical efficacy.

Foreigners are amazed at China's "food culture" and China people's exquisite cooking skills, but they shouldn't waste time studying. For Chinese medicine, foreigners stare big eyes and thumbs up: Chinese medicine has three fingers on the wrist, and the condition is clear; Gently prick a thin silver needle, and the back pain will be gone; Common stems, leaves, flowers and fruits are skillfully boiled out of a bowl of Chinese medicine juice, and a long bitter taste disappears.

Besides learning from teachers, it is also important to learn classic works such as Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber. These classics, originally teaching materials for mentoring, are most suitable for clinical teaching and learning. Because many people talk about "of course" and "what is it", it is particularly appropriate to grasp examples and identify prescriptions and drugs in clinic. Strong experience also enriches the content of Chinese medicine. The theories and experiences of various factions, some use strong drugs, some use fair methods, some make good use of cold and cool, and some make good use of warm. This undoubtedly adds some charm to Chinese medicine.

4. Tracing back to the history of TCM, we can know that "all herbs in the world are used as medicine" is the product of human gradually understanding nature and summing up practical experience. This can be proved in historical records: "Shennong tasted a hundred herbs before he had medicine." Shennong lived in the farming age of primitive society in China. Although it is doubtful whether Shennong tasted herbs for food or medicine, it vividly shows that traditional medicine in China is based on the understanding of nature. Therefore, Yan Di Shennong, Huangdi and Fuxi were honored as the ancestors of TCM by later generations.

In recent decades, Chinese medicine has developed rapidly overseas, especially in the west. From a certain point of view, this shows the complementarity between traditional medicine and mainstream western medicine, and it is also the charm of Chinese medicine. In fact, Chinese medicine and western medicine have met overseas for hundreds of years; Miraculously, in our history, we can always feel the power of softness and water hidden in traditional Chinese medicine.

6. There is another doctor in traditional culture. Physician is not only a medical technology, but also a cultural philosophy. Does TCM advocate yin or yang? In fact, Chinese medicine is about the peace and justice of yin and yang. It can be said that Chinese medicine is the best embodiment of yin-yang philosophy. Chinese medicine says that if a person is sick, it is a disharmony between Yin and Yang. How to treat a disease? Is to reconcile yin and yang. Get well, yin and yang are in harmony! Some people attack Chinese medicine, saying that one yin and yang is too simple! In fact, the simpler things are, the closer they are to the essence of things. Chinese medicine is a culture of neutralization of yin and yang! It should occupy a place in the cultural history of China.

7. Chinese medicine sees a doctor, seeing, smelling, asking and cutting. Its calm and intelligent eyes are pure and focused, and the patient seems to be caressed by the old man. Pharmacology and philosophy come quietly, and the mind is happy to feel it. Drugs can drive away evil spirits and diseases, and philosophy can soothe the soul. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) integrates philosophy and pharmacology, treating both the body and the mind, which can be described as treating both the symptoms and the root causes.

The latest survey shows that Chinese medicine has developed rapidly in Germany. 54% Germans have used herbs to some extent, 95% Germans have heard of herbs, and 50% people aged 20-30 have used herbs recommended by doctors. 10 years ago, there were about 800 Chinese medicine clinics in Britain. Today, the number is at least 2000. Both Harvard University in the United States and Cambridge University in the United Kingdom have established institutions specializing in TCM research. It is not difficult to see from the above that more and more western doctors are beginning to realize the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine. In developed countries where western medicine is the mainstream, magical Chinese medicine will surely bring a new medical revolution.

9. According to the American Overseas Chinese News, acupuncture, a traditional medical skill in China, is gradually being valued by the US military. The US Army Medical Command recruits Chinese medicine acupuncturists with high salaries to relieve the pain of officers and men, and acupuncture has also been included in the Army's interdisciplinary pain research. Four acupuncturists were recruited this time. The hired acupuncturist will provide acupuncture treatment services for officers and men in the US military base and participate in the research of interdisciplinary pain treatment in the military. For the first time, the military openly recruited Chinese medicine practitioners to enter the federal civil service system. After this job advertisement was released, it caused great concern in the Chinese world for a time.

10. The broad and frank friendship of Chinese medicine is often touching. Sun Simiao's Great Doctor Sincerity advocates that doctors should have medical ethics and carry forward the humanitarian spirit of saving lives. Then it discusses two aspects of the cultivation of great doctors: accuracy and honesty. Fine refers to professional proficiency; Honesty means high moral quality. It is pointed out that doctors must have superb medical skills and noble medical ethics. Every reading is a baptism of the soul.

1 1. In the process of development, Chinese medicine constantly absorbed the nutrition of philosophy, literature, mathematics, history, geography, astronomy, military science and other disciplines at that time, and at the same time integrated into the blood of the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation, becoming an inseparable part of traditional culture. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) was born and grew in the soil of traditional culture in China, and it can be popularized naturally in this cultural atmosphere.

12. Let me praise you, my Chinese medicine practitioner. You show eternal charm with low-key cadenza movements, and you write one magic after another with full bloom. Your good deeds have spread all over China, and your fame has spread all over the world. We get together because of you, regardless of folk differences. For the same faith, for the immortal magic. We dedicated our youth to you, and we dedicated our enthusiasm to you. Sage and erudition, inherit and innovate. Xinglin enjoys the reputation of being the grandson of divine water, and the medicine courtyard is fragrant along the coast of Liaodong. One school, three districts and four hospitals, southern medicine and northern medicine create magic. Studying Chinese medicine hard today will help the world tomorrow, and it is famous for Xinglin.

13. China's ancient natural philosophy holds that the world is composed of five elements: wood, fire, earth, gold and water, which are unified, orderly and interrelated. All herbs in the world have properties: cold and hot, warm and cool, bitter and salty. Four flavors and five flavors, each doing its job. Man is also a son of nature, with five internal organs and worldly desires. Treat the body of nature with natural things and natural laws. Primitive philosophy nourishes the magical China medicine. Therefore, for five thousand years, a needle and a handful of grass have protected thousands of China people in Qian Qian.

14. Reading The Book of Songs and Lisao is often impressed by the beauty of ancient people's language and artistic conception, while reading Laozi and Zhuangzi is shocked by the beauty of their thoughts. When it comes to contact with Chinese medicine, reading the classics of Chinese medicine such as Huangdi Neijing, its classical Chinese is incisive, its philosophy is profound, and it shows the seamless integration of medicine and nature, kindness and fraternity, perseverance and sincerity everywhere; Understand the beauty of the universe and wisdom on the basis of the beauty of language and thought.

15. The mysterious oriental country, ancient oriental legends, thousands of years of perseverance and the magic of rejuvenation created China traditional medicine. Let me compliment you, my Chinese medicine practitioner. You used kindness to soothe the pain of the disease, and you brought the gospel of recovery with Confucianism, Taoism and medicine. Your essence is widely read. Your classics will be remembered for life. The grass grows and the warblers fly, and the exotic flowers in the herb garden bloom. Kites fly and fish jump in Xinglin compound, and dragons and tigers roar.

16. TCM emphasizes syndrome differentiation and treatment, and attaches importance to individual differences of patients. Although both of them are chronic hepatitis, but the course of disease is different, different treatments are carried out through syndrome differentiation, rather than treating' Big Three Yang' according to tests. Qi stagnation and blood stasis, mainly to eliminate evil; Those with qi deficiency and blood stasis should take strengthening the body resistance as the first priority. "These theories embody the principle of syndrome differentiation and treatment of Chinese medicine. Treating Chinese medicine is not a headache, but a pain in the foot. But according to the patient's physique and signs, combined with time, geography, medical history and many other social factors. , determined the crux and treatment plan. This is the famous three-element theory of "medication according to people, time and place".

17. Compendium of Materia Medica embodies the highest achievement of ancient medicine in China. It is an inexhaustible treasure house of medical knowledge in China, enjoying the reputation of "the deep sea of medicine" and "the universal code of everything". It covers a wide range of subjects such as biology, chemistry, astronomy, geography, geology, mining and history, so it can be said to be a natural history book with worldwide influence. Since its publication, it has been dominating China ancient pharmacy with its unprecedented majestic posture, and has become the largest and richest masterpiece in the history of ancient pharmacy in China. It was praised as "the encyclopedia of China" by British biologist Darwin, and became a compulsory book pursued by doctors and scholars throughout the ages.

18. Understanding Chinese medicine begins with understanding Chinese medicine. Speaking of Chinese medicine, many people will associate it with carefree spirit, childlike beauty and the spirit of immortality. It is an indisputable fact that most Chinese medicine practitioners live a long life. This is because Chinese medicine conforms to the way of nature and health preservation. Many ideas of traditional Chinese medicine still seem to be at the forefront, and many treatment methods and means are still beyond the reach of modern science. Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes disease prevention and puts health care in the first place. The concept of health care formed two thousand years ago coincides with the concept of prevention-oriented health that emerged at the end of the twentieth century.

19. Chinese medicine originated in primitive society, and Shennong tasted a hundred herbs, which was very advanced during the Warring States Period. Bian Que created the four-step pulse-taking method of TCM, namely, looking, smelling, asking and feeling. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hua Tuo was good at surgery, and he had the courage to treat Cao Cao's migraine with surgery. As for treating Guan Yunchang by scraping bones, it is a well-known story. Zhang Zhongjing, Sun Simiao, Li Shizhen and other sages pushed TCM from one peak to another, adding luster to the splendid Chinese civilization.

20. Two thousand years ago, the Eighty-one Difficult Classic clearly stated that acupuncture at "Shu" could relieve pain. The ancients also had four general acupoints: "Gather the valley in the face and mouth, seek the deficiency of the top of the head, seek the deficiency of the waist and back, and leave three miles in the stomach cavity", which means that as long as the acupoints such as Valley, Lieque, Weizhong and Li are pricked, the corresponding pain can be relieved. As early as more than 2,400 years ago, the story that Bian Que, an imperial doctor, cured Prince China of "zombie syncope" with acupuncture and brought him back to life was almost a household name. Thousands of years of medical practice have proved that acupuncture can treat more than 300 diseases, and it has a good effect on 100 diseases.

2 1. The development history of Chinese medicine for thousands of years has made great contributions to human health. As the representative of China's traditional science and technology and the crystallization of traditional culture, TCM has created two wonders in the history of world science. One is a historical miracle. Traditional Chinese medicine has escorted the medical care of the people in China. The other is a miracle of reality, which relieves the pain of those patients with intractable diseases. Some people may ask, what is Chinese medicine? We say that Chinese medicine is a simple dialectics, and it is a summary of the experience accumulated by working people in fighting various diseases over the past two thousand years. Traditional Chinese medicine is one of the greatest inventions in human history, and it is also the science with the most complete theoretical system. Its theory is of great guiding significance to other disciplines and human life.

22. Chinese medicine pays attention to the quality of life of patients. The information collection from observation, listening, questioning and palpation to the evaluation of clinical efficacy are all based on the patient's supervisor's feelings, so it can better reflect that Chinese medicine regards patients as "people" rather than "diseases".