What does Chinese medicine emphasize? The four principles of diagnosis? The six principles? The eight principles of identification?

The Chinese medicine is concerned with the eight principles of identification. The eight principles of identification is the most central and basic method of identification in Chinese medicine, which includes the eight aspects of yin, yang, surface, inside, cold, heat, false, real. Eight-pronged diagnosis, i.e., analyzing and identifying the symptoms of a disease, is the main process and method of recognizing and diagnosing a disease. Discriminate, that is, identify, discriminate, that is, analyze. Evidence, that is, the evidence, is the organism in the pathogenic causes and conditions under the role of the organism and the environment, the organism and the environment, internal organs, meridians, blood and fluid between the relationship between the disorders of the integrated manifestations, so that a clear evidence, that is, the development stage of the disease is the cause of the disease, the location of the disease, the strength of the struggle between the evil and the positive, the yin and yang of the bias bias and the decline of the pathological situation in a generalized manner.