Instrumental perspective: inherit traditional Chinese medicine knowledge and develop traditional culture

[ Focus on Chemical Machinery Equipment Network ] The development of the medical system is an important part of social development, and the advancement of medical technology for the general public is the intuitive manifestation of the increase in life span and the change of mentality when facing patients.
However, as modern medical theories continue to be accepted by the public, the traditional Chinese medicine theory, which is an important part of our traditional culture, has become the starting point of contradictions.
More and more people no longer believe in the theory of Chinese medicine, or even want to understand the knowledge of Chinese medicine.
I don't want to use Chinese medicine.

 

Objectively speaking, with the exception of a few older generations, for young people, Chinese medicine seems to have lost its "popular mind", and is it really "useless" behind this? Obviously not.
In fact, during this epidemic, traditional Chinese medicines such as Jinhua Qinggan Granules and Lianhua Qingwen Capsules have played a good role and have provided a lot of help in the fight against the epidemic.
"Chinese medicine is useless" is obviously nonsense.

 

So why is Chinese medicine not accepted? I personally think that the key lies in the misunderstanding or misunderstanding in the process of inheritance and development of Chinese medicine knowledge and traditional culture.
In fact, the contradiction arises from the public's misunderstanding of the medical system.
Although Chinese medicine can form a relative feeling with western medicine, Chinese medicine is not equal to traditional medicine, and western medicine is not modern medicine.
In other words, the so-called Chinese medicine does not only include the traditional way of seeing, hearing, and asking, in fact, nowadays Chinese medicine is also guided and treated with medicine around the understanding of the symptoms in the modern medical system.
In addition, today's traditional Chinese medicine is not only empirically processing and boiling herbs, but also uses modern equipment to analyze its components, process the medicinal materials, and select and use drugs based on the cause of the patient.

 

　　In other words, what many people do not accept is not Chinese medicine, but their grievances about Chinese medicine.
Their understanding of Chinese medicine is still one-sided.
And this precisely reflects the importance of developing traditional culture while inheriting knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine.

 

　　A few days ago, a primary school in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, visited the Chinese herbal medicine herbarium, carried out social practice activities, and participated in activities such as making Chinese herbal medicine sachets and medicinal knowledge contests as a news release.
This seemingly news of people’s livelihood shows from the side that education is really trying to make the new generation understand Chinese medicine and accept Chinese medicine culture in a practical way.
In my opinion, the purpose of this behavior is to further lay the foundation for the follow-up development of Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine.

 

　　Not only that, from the perspective of development, the limitations of the development of Chinese medicine are largely influenced by technology.
On the one hand, if you don’t understand the basic ingredients of traditional Chinese medicine, the basic effects are not clear, and the basic thinking of traditional Chinese medicine is not clear, it is difficult to bring the research ideas in modern medicine into the development of traditional Chinese medicine.
On the other hand, if For Chinese medicine extraction (the process of boiling can be understood as the process of extracting Chinese medicine components) and the deeper use will also be restricted.

 

　　Therefore, I believe that to inherit the knowledge of Chinese medicine and develop traditional culture, it is necessary to learn from the strengths of traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese medicine theory, and to learn with an open mind, and to abandon the outdated or unacceptable parts decisively.

 

　　Original Title: Instrumental Perspective: Inheriting Knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Developing Traditional Culture