Is there still much Chinese medicine? Will Chinese medicine culture gradually become less and less in the inheritance?

Less, less pitiful. Almost dating. I see that most modern Chinese medicine practitioners copy prescriptions, and the pulse-taking is "you are deficient in kidney". Or start with "What's wrong with you?"

It has been reduced, and many prescriptions have been lost, especially the secret recipe handed down from family. Because of the need for a medical license, all the folk Chinese medicine practitioners have basically closed down, and only a few can survive now. Only a few people donate the secret recipe handed down by their ancestors to the country. Most of them are ancestral rice bowls, donating secret recipes, and the whole family is insecure and unwilling to donate secret recipes. They can't practice medicine because they don't have a medical license.

I don't think so. Any social knowledge will be constantly adjusted and preserved in the process of development. This is also an evolution under the competitive mechanism.

As a culture, TCM has its special psychological function and some empirical methodology, but with the rapid development of science and technology, it may become more niche in the present and future.

The state should introduce good policies, be down-to-earth, and protect the endangered things among the people. Don't use the standards of western medicine to kill Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine should set up special institutions. Chinese medicine can be truly developed and passed down, and this institution should be managed by Chinese medicine experts. National treasures are not lost.

Traditional Chinese medicine handed down from the people mostly treats diseases based on experience, but not on medical theory. Today, there are many descendants, and those with professional qualifications turn to western medicine as the main treatment, supplemented by Chinese medicine. Prescribing Chinese medicine can't cure the disease. It can be said that Chinese medicine has been dating.

In the early teaching of the official university of traditional Chinese medicine, the teaching method of combining Chinese and western medicine has always been adopted, and it is also based on four diagnoses and eight outlines, and syndrome differentiation and treatment. For ancient medical theory, the theory of zang-fu organs and meridians is dominant. Treatise on febrile diseases is only used as a reference, not as a leading medical theory. This is also helpful to the development of Chinese medicine. At the beginning of 20 18, the society was fashionable (Huangdi Neijing), and Chinese medicine was guided by idealistic medical theory, giving up the intention of combining traditional Chinese and western medicine. There is no further research on medical theory (treatise on febrile diseases) and febrile diseases theory, and only superficial articles are made. It can be said that the official and civilian inheritance of ancient Chinese medicine is also out of date. This is a great loss for Chinese medicine. Learning Chinese medicine is also to cure diseases. As long as it can cure diseases, it can be used to cure diseases. Chinese medicine can still be passed down. But the essence of ancient Chinese medicine has been lost. It is difficult to give full play to the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine in treating diseases and strengthening the body, and traditional Chinese medicine is regressing. It can also be said that since the founding of the People's Republic of China, it has been dominated by the medical theory of zang-fu organs and meridians. The mainstream theory of traditional Chinese medicine (treatise on febrile diseases) and triple energizer theory have not been seriously studied.

Fortunately, in this battle against epidemic diseases, we have applied (Treatise on Febrile Diseases) and ancient classic prescriptions, which is a good sign of re-understanding the theory of traditional Chinese medicine.

The first question cannot be answered. Many Chinese medicine practitioners are westernized, but none of them are ancient pictographs. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a unified pictographic TCM that we don't know yet. It is not less and less, but has died out and become a real intangible cultural heritage. I'm expressing some opinions now, which in the eyes of "normal" people are nonsense of "witch doctors, superstitions and violating science". We have lost the greatest life science that our ancestors studied for thousands of years, and its complexity and theoretical scope far exceed that of western medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a product passed down from generation to generation in China. It will only increase, not decrease. There are many Chinese medicines on the shelves of pharmacies in the market, which are widely used by ordinary people, and the common remedies are easy to remember and master. Moreover, Chinese herbal medicines can be seen everywhere, which highlights the economic advantages of medical treatment. Oral treatment at the same time has remarkable effects. Therefore, Chinese medicine will not decrease.

No, it should be said that there will be more and more

To inherit Chinese medicine, it must rise among the people and make common diseases independent.

At present, there are many Chinese medicine, but because its theory is unverifiable, prescriptions come from experience rather than scientific research, and prescriptions rely too much on doctors' experience, so their application is very limited. As far as the breadth of treatment is concerned, western medicine is more.