Jin Gui Yao Yao has a Japanese translation?

Jin Gui Yao Yao has a Japanese translation of the version of the Chinese medicine as early as 1,000 years ago, has been imported into Japan, the Japanese not only to the physical Chinese pills brought back to Japan,And the two most important Chinese medicine books at that time also back to Japan, one is the "Treatise on Typhoid Fever", the other is the "Golden Poverty Essentials," which are both written by the great Chinese medical doctor Zhang Zhongjing during the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the other is the "Golden Poverty Essentials". Both were written by Zhang Zhongjing, a great Chinese medical doctor during the Eastern Han Dynasty.

And "The Essentials of the Golden Chamber" is a book on the diagnosis and treatment of miscellaneous diseases. Both books were written in ancient Chinese, and Japan almost always read and wrote Chinese characters in those days, so it wasn't a difficult task for them to understand these two medical works.

The Influence of Chinese Medicine on Japan

After the introduction of the Essentials of the Golden Chamber and the Treatise on Typhoid Fever into Japan, there were 148 varieties of compound granules*** entering the Japanese medical insurance catalog, and there were 236 varieties of OTC Chinese preparations*** with clearly defined specifications of the ingredients and the functional utility, and at the same time, Chinese medicine became a required The subject of Chinese medicine has also become a compulsory subject in all medical universities in Japan.

In a sense, Japan has already realized the combination of Chinese and Western medicine, and there are more and more cases of patients who have undergone cancer surgery using Chinese herbal medicine to assist in their treatment. Moreover, due to the excellent processing and refining technology of Japanese herbal medicines, more than 70% of the world's traditional Chinese medicine market is occupied by Japanese "herbal medicines".