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Professor Fan has been talking about Chinese medicine culture and health preservation for seven or eight years. He has given dozens of lectures on big classes and small gatherings in Beijing and abroad. He has been reluctant to say anything. This time, I spoke twice at the request of the media in order to welcome the Beijing Olympic Games, to make the Olympics green and to add a touch of color to China's traditional culture.
In fact, Chinese medicine has always advocated "preventing diseases at work". In ancient times, doctors were divided into upper, middle and lower classes, and "going to work" was a brilliant doctor; "Disease-free" refers to a disease that has not yet formed or just germinated. "Prevention before illness" is actually the principle of health preservation that China has always adhered to since ancient times. It is said that Bian Que, a famous doctor in ancient China, had two brothers. The first brother has the highest medical skill. He is good at treating diseases, followed by the second brother, who is good at treating minor illnesses. However, Bian Que's medical skill is very poor, and he can only treat serious diseases, so Bian Que enjoys the reputation of coming back to life and becoming a famous doctor. It can be seen that TCM health preservation is not a new theory that is unconventional, but actually a family heirloom of our ancestors.
The reason why Professor Fan pays attention to repeatedly explaining TCM health preservation is because there are too many misunderstandings about health preservation in today's society. In many people's minds, they always think that western things are scientific and can analyze many concepts in detail. But I don't quite understand that our ancestors put people in nature and put them. ...