Medicine is not afraid of debates, but is afraid of chaos.
Poor technique is the original sin of a doctor, but few people know that a doctor's moral character and medical skills are basically linked together.
She, Dr. Xie Wanying, thought so from the beginning. After the words she said to "Ms. Wu" were spread out, the people of the National Association of China felt that their eyes had been reopened.
Now, the members of the National Association of China couldn’t help recalling what Dr. Xie said, and looked at Professor Wang’s strange expression at the moment: Could it be—
Professor Wang wanted to take out a handkerchief to wipe his forehead, but he didn't expect it. Obviously the other party is a Western doctor, young age alone should not be enough to rely on professional experience, and it should be impossible to talk about cross-industry familiarity with Chinese medicine.
But when Dr. Xie talked about Chinese medicine and his problem, it seemed that his eyes
Seeing his inner world thoroughly.
Being a doctor for two lifetimes, Xie Wanying has some advantages after all, such as her understanding of the entire medical industry.
When it comes to the academic depth of a single major, she certainly cannot be proficient in everything. If she really wants to study Chinese medicine to a high degree, she must also start from scratch like modern surgery.
However, if we only talk about the personnel and affairs of the Chinese medicine circle, there is no need for laboratory research and accumulation of clinical experience in Chinese medicine. It is enough to just listen to social news and news from the medical circle.
Therefore, it is not surprising that she, who is cross-industry, can understand a little bit about Professor Wang's thoughts.
It’s like what she started to say now: “In the history of the development of Chinese medicine, there have been several catastrophes that were almost abolished in modern times.”
Especially in modern times, the topic of waste medical testing is a mess. Regarding such a question, her little Xiami would not be so stupid as to intervene in such nonsense.
Being a doctor only needs to focus on national decision-making. Our country is very enlightened and has never advocated the abolition of traditional Chinese medicine. On the contrary, the policy has always been to encourage the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine and the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
The so-called integration of Chinese and Western medicine, Dr. Xie Wanying said again: "Of course it is not for a doctor to learn Western medicine and Chinese medicine together."
The knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine is so vast that no one person can learn it all.
The real integration of Chinese and Western medicine is like today, Chinese medicine experts and Western medicine experts sit together, such as various experts consult together, come up with their own technical points, and work together to treat patients.
Does the modernization of Chinese medicine mean the denial of all the views of the ancients? Of course not, that is called waste Chinese medicine. The country has said that Chinese medicine will not be abolished.
Throughout the history of Chinese medicine, it has always been inheritance and development.
Those who stick to the original version of the Yellow Emperor’s Canon of Internal Medicine have never known how many dynasties this book has gone through, and it is not clear whether the most original version has been handed down to the present. And history even shows that this book was not written by the Yellow Emperor at all, but by counselors.
Worship a group of counselors? Not even worshiping God? this? ? ?
Famous doctors in ancient times used the spirit of exploring science to study the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classics instead of adoring them religiously.
Looking at the history of traditional Chinese medicine, no one worships Shennong’s Herbal Classic like a divine book.
Why is Professor Wang so obsessed with the Huangdi Neijing?
is afraid.
Because the theory of prescribing in traditional Chinese medicine is also based on the basis of the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic. I am afraid that if the Yellow Emperor's Canon of Internal Medicine is denied, Chinese doctors may not know the rules to prescribe prescriptions.
