What contribution does TCM make to modern medicine?

One: The infant mortality rate and maternal mortality rate in modern China have been greatly reduced, which is due to modern medicine. Chinese medicine has done nothing on this basic human health event for thousands of years! Second: The great increase in the average life expectancy of China population is attributed to modern medicine and the invention of epidemic vaccines and antibiotics! For thousands of years, the average life expectancy of China people has been around 50 years old. Where is the role of Chinese medicine? Three: for large-scale infectious diseases, the treatment of plague is the credit of modern medicine, and Chinese medicine is basically ineffective! Four: For the disabled in the war, the treatment of infection death mainly benefits from modern medicine. The above points are common sense, and no one can deny them!

Please give an example: What contribution has Chinese medicine made in the great progress of modern medicine? Just because something has existed for thousands of years, it must be correct and logically unreasonable! Can't many animals live for hundreds of millions of years without medical treatment?

Think again: The ancient people in China didn't even know that the earth was round, and took lead, mercury and other toxic heavy metals as the main components of the elixir (the deaths of Emperor Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty and yongzheng emperor in the Qing Dynasty were all related to these, so their medical team should be the most advanced! Where can Chinese medicine go correctly at this cognitive level? Chinese medicine can't cure the emperor's sexually transmitted diseases together! Isn't this ridiculous?