Some people say that Chinese medicine is out of date and can't keep up with the pace of modern society. I think this is a very wrong statement. Traditional Chinese medicine is a people-oriented and nature-oriented discipline from the beginning. As long as people remain unchanged and nature still exists, Chinese medicine will not be out of date. Traditional Chinese medicine culture can still play a great role in modern society, not only for curing diseases and saving lives, but also for preventing diseases and preserving health. It can not only support the aged and prolong life, but also beautify and keep fit; It can be used not only for healthy tourism, but also for poverty alleviation; It can be used for both teaching and scientific research. It can be used for both cultural exchange and self-cultivation.
In the past, I also wanted to make a quick decision, hoping to cure my child's illness quickly through western medicine, which backfired and caused great mental pressure on my child and myself. Later, the child caught a cold and had a fever. I took the child directly to the herbal medicine application center, without injection or medicine, and the effect was quite good. I sincerely hope that the application of herbal medicine will develop better and better, so that more patients can benefit from it.
Chinese medicine education should have a longer-term vision. Traditional Chinese medicine inheritance education should start with children and cultivate interest from an early age. For example, the history, content, thoughts and stories of Chinese medicine culture can be written into easy-to-understand short articles and inserted into primary school textbooks, and excellent chapters from some medical works can be selected as ancient Chinese textbooks. These subtle education will play a vital role in the inheritance of Chinese medicine culture.