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Making Traditional Chinese Medicine More Relevant

More than half a year ago Mr. Nakazato asked his mentor, Professor Xie, to give pointers on his old work, Seeking Medicine is Better Than Seeking Yourself. Mr. Nakazato asked his mentor, Prof. Xie Yanggu, to give him some guidance on his old work, Seeking a Doctor is Better than Seeking Yourself. Prof. Xie is currently the director of the Beijing Municipal Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, vice president of the Chinese Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine and president of the Beijing Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In his decades-long career, Prof. Xie has been dedicated to the popularization and promotion of Chinese medicine culture, and to the development and deepening of Chinese medicine. After reading "Seeking a Doctor is Better than Seeking One's Own", Prof. Xie, on the spur of the moment, wrote a letter to Mr. Zhongli with a brush in small letters. On the occasion of the publication of his new work "Seeking a Doctor is Better Than Seeking Yourself 2", Mr. Nakazato, with the consent of his mentor, has made this letter available to the public and used it as a preface. From this letter, readers can feel Professor Xie Yanggu's deep affection for the cause of Chinese medicine and his support and encouragement for Mr. Nakazato to popularize Chinese medicine in a modern way of thinking. The following is the text of the letter:

Mr. Zheng:

After carefully reading your book, "Seeking a Doctor is not like Seeking Yourself," I can't help but feel mixed feelings in my heart. As a professional worker engaged in the management of Chinese medicine for decades, I have always believed that it is our responsibility to carry forward the Chinese medicine culture left behind by our ancestors. However, in recent years, the controversy over the retention or abolition of Chinese medicine has become very heated, with some non-professional scholars distorting Chinese medicine from different perspectives and quoting it out of context, while professional scholars tend to be more academic and theoretical in spreading the culture of Chinese medicine. The people generally think that although Chinese medicine is effective, they can only seek help from Chinese medicine practitioners and it is very difficult for them to get to grips with the mysteries of Chinese medicine. The book not only makes many useful explorations and breakthroughs in the inheritance and extension of Chinese medical thinking, but also ......