Chapter 176 Reasons for the Withering of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Arriving at the fourth floor and looking at the house number, Wei Jing reached out and tapped the door leaf gently...
Wei Jing also knew that it seemed a bit inappropriate to come so presumptuously, but he was extremely passionate about Chinese medicine and could not care so much. Under the tradition of cherishing secret skills, it is impossible to ask others to share the secret skills of traditional Chinese medicine with you.
The method is to draw parallels and draw parallels, and bring together the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought to make up for one's own shortcomings.
Speaking of which, Wei Jing felt very sad. Traditional Chinese medicine has become a vassal of Western medicine. No one has come forward to work for the revitalization of traditional Chinese medicine. They are afraid that their secret skills will be learned by others and they will remain complacent. If they want to work hard, they still have to use it.
This way to 'steal'.
Alas! Alas!
The door opened, and Wei Jing looked at the handsome young man in front of him with an innocent look on his face and said, "Hello, are you Teacher Tang's younger brother?"
Xiao Qi looked Wei Jing up and down, and then asked: "Don't you know Boss Ye?"
"Boss Ye? I don't know him." Wei Jing shook his head and explained again: "I'm here to see Mr. Tang's younger brother from Xinshi University, the one who knows Chinese medicine."
"I don't know why you are looking for him. Is there something wrong with your health?" Xiao Qi asked again. Of course, Xiao Qi had to cross-examine people with unknown origins.
"No, I just came because of the reputation." Wei Jing still answered patiently.
Xiao Qi stood at the door and still had no intention of letting him go. Just as he was waiting to say more, he heard Ye Chenfeng inside say: "Xiao Qi, let him in."
The voice sounded familiar, as if I had heard it somewhere.
Wei Jing thought to himself, and when he saw Xiao Qi getting out of the way, he stepped in...
"Hello, Wei Jing." Ye Chenfeng smiled while sitting on the sofa.
"You...you...you are Xinshi..." Wei Jing was stunned. It was so dramatic that he never expected that the two people he was looking for were actually the same person.
If he were told that he was the same person in the God E era, I don’t know what kind of expression he would have.
"Come and sit." Ye Chenfeng pointed to the single-seater sofa next to him.
"Mr. Ye, I really didn't expect it to be you. I planned to visit you." After being slightly surprised, Wei Jing quickly regained his composure and walked over to sit down.
After pouring him a cup of tea, Ye Chenfeng smiled and said, "Visit me? What's the matter?"
Wei Jing nodded and said with honorifics: "At the same time, I would like to thank you for the fusion method you provided that day. In addition, I have a question to ask you. It may be a bit abrupt, so please bear with me."
"What's the question?" Ye Chenfeng smiled slightly, obviously knowing what Wei Jing wanted to ask.
Wei Jing stopped being polite and went straight to the point: "About that magical fusion method, I would like to ask you how wide the range of fusion is, and whether the formula you prepared using ordinary medicinal materials that day can be applied on a large scale."
These two questions were what Wei Jing was eager to know, and they could also be said to be related to the future of traditional Chinese medicine. In his anxiety, he did not consider this question at all. It was too presumptuous, just like asking a random person while walking on the street; you
What are the parents’ names and what do they do...
After all, Wei Jing and Ye Chenfeng were not familiar with each other. As soon as they walked in, they didn't even say a word before asking relatively hidden questions.
However, Wei Jing's presumptuous behavior is normal. He really cares too much about the future of Chinese medicine. It's like giving out an admission notice after the college entrance examination. He just wants to know whether he has been admitted. As for being polite, he can't care about that.
Many, in a hurry, I directly omitted these excessive links.
However, Ye Chenfeng would not blame him. As a Chinese medicine practitioner, if he is still unmoved by his very subversive Qihuang techniques, then he is not a qualified Chinese medicine practitioner. Only those who are passionate about Chinese medicine can
Care, just like ordinary people, they don't care what method you use, they only care whether you cured the patient.
So instead of blaming him, Ye Chenfeng admired him. He picked up the tea, took a sip gently, and said with a smile: "Why do you want to know this question?"
"Because this is related to the future of traditional Chinese medicine. If the two issues I just mentioned can be applied on a large scale, traditional Chinese medicine will be saved." Wei Jing's tone was a little excited and he looked at Ye Chenfeng expectantly. He was calm and sophisticated in the past.
There is no trace of mentality in facing this crucial issue.
"Do you care about the rise and fall of traditional Chinese medicine?" Ye Chenfeng asked.
"Nowadays, Western medicine is at its peak and Traditional Chinese Medicine is declining. If things go on like this, the medical skills we have inherited for thousands of years will gradually fade out of the medical technology stage. As a Chinese, as a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, how can we watch the medical skills passed down by our ancestors disappear like this from generation to generation?
The decline of modern times continues. Although I dare not say that I can turn the tide, I will do my best to prevent this phenomenon." Wei Jing said generously. His original intention was to revitalize traditional Chinese medicine, but these words could only be thought in his heart.
I think it would make people laugh if I said it.
Ye Chenfeng was moved and said, "Tell me why Chinese medicine has declined."
Wei Jing picked up the tea and took a sip, as if he wanted to prove something in front of Ye Chenfeng, and said: "There are many reasons for the decline of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association, including conceptual problems, institutional problems, and problems with traditional Chinese medicine itself...
After Western medicine entered our country with guns and guns, many Chinese people viewed TCM culture with a national nihilistic attitude, belittling, doubting and even denying TCM. During the reform movement in the late Qing Dynasty, some people began to deny TCM. The Kuomintang government twice wanted to eliminate TCM. After liberation,
, Wang Bin and others from the Central Ministry of Health proposed that traditional Chinese medicine is feudal medicine and should perish with the elimination of feudal society... At this time, traditional Chinese medicine officially entered a trough period. For more than 50 years, traditional Chinese medicine has always been questioned and verified.
, the situation of being denied...
This is a matter of concept.
Wei Jing's tone was a little angry...
Many folk TCM doctors in our country have high standards, low fees, and good results, and are very popular among the public, but most of them are not officially recognized.
What is the reason for this?
The final analysis is that the examination for the TCM license tests knowledge of Western medicine, and most private doctors cannot pass the examination due to insufficient knowledge of Western medicine. Therefore, the medical license restricts the normal private practice of medicine, and most private doctors cannot practice medicine in public because they cannot obtain the license.
If you practice medicine, it is illegal. Even if a normal accident occurs, because you do not have a medical license, if you are sued, you will be subject to legal sanctions.
Such a system forces those doctors of traditional Chinese medicine with superb medical skills to be unable to benefit more people and can only practice medicine underground. This is tantamount to practicing medicine "illegally". They also need treatment, and they have entered the terminal stage. Without treatment, they will not be able to benefit more people.
It's too late.
Wei Jing finished speaking with a desolate tone and drank all the tea in his hand...
Ye Chenfeng had to admit that what Wei Jing said was very reasonable. He talked about the source of pain in traditional Chinese medicine and gave Ye Chenfeng a lot of emotional thoughts. It can be seen from his angry, regretful, sad and helpless tone just now.
He is a young man who loves traditional Chinese medicine very much. He wants to use his own meager efforts to save the declining traditional Chinese medicine. He has great ambitions, but unfortunately he has more than enough ambition but not enough power.
He drank a cup of tea slowly, looked at Wei Jing, and said in a very calm tone: "Since you said that Chinese medicine needs treatment, how do you think it should be treated?" dd