1. Overall concept:

The theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the holistic concept, regards the human body as an organic whole, and emphasizes the interrelation and mutual influence among various systems and organs of the human body. Traditional Chinese medicine not only pays attention to the local symptoms of diseases, but also pays attention to the overall health status, and believes that physical health is closely related to the balance of internal and external environment.

2. Yin-Yang and Five Elements Theory:

The theoretical system of TCM is based on the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements. Yin-yang theory emphasizes the relativity and interdependence of things and is the core concept of the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine. The five elements theory divides natural substances into five categories: wood, fire, earth, gold and water, which correspond to the five internal organs of the human body (liver, heart, spleen, lung and kidney) to explain life activities and disease changes.

3. Theory of Qi, Blood and Body Fluid:

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the importance of qi, blood and body fluid. Qi, blood and body fluid are the basic substances to maintain human life activities, and their circulation and filling state directly affect human health. Traditional Chinese medicine achieves the purpose of treatment and health care by adjusting the circulation of qi, blood and body fluid.

4. The concept of etiology and pathogenesis:

The theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine pays attention to the analysis of etiology and pathogenesis. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the occurrence of diseases is related to the interaction of internal and external factors. Through syndrome differentiation and treatment, that is, according to the patient's symptoms, pulse condition, tongue coating and other information, analyze the etiology and pathogenesis, and formulate an individualized treatment plan.

5. Treatment based on syndrome differentiation:

The theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes syndrome differentiation, that is, individualized treatment is carried out according to patients' different constitutions, symptoms and pulse conditions. Chinese medicine chooses the corresponding treatment methods such as Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage to achieve the accuracy and pertinence of treatment.

6. Give priority to prevention:

The theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine attaches importance to the prevention of diseases. Chinese medicine pays attention to adjusting the balance of yin and yang, strengthening the body, improving the resistance and reducing the occurrence of diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine provides rich health care theories and methods, and emphasizes the importance of healthy eating, work and rest, exercise and other habits to prevent diseases.