The Blending of Poetry and Medicinal Materials, Culture and Medicine

Medicinal material culture is an important part of China traditional culture, and medicine is one of the important symbols of human civilization. The blending of medicinal materials and drugs not only formed a unique traditional Chinese medicine culture in history, but also provided important ideas and methods for the development of modern medicine. In this process, poetry, as a literary form, also provides a unique perspective and expression for the integration of medical culture and medicine.

First, the history and present situation of medical culture

1. 1 cultural history of medicinal materials

Medical culture is an important part of China culture, and its history can be traced back to ancient times. As early as the Neolithic Age, our ancestors began to use herbs to treat diseases. Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica is the earliest pharmacological work in China, which laid the foundation for the later medical culture. With the passage of time, medical culture has gradually developed into an independent discipline, forming a rich theoretical system and practical experience.

1.2 Current situation of medicinal material cultivation

At present, medical culture still occupies an important position in China. China is the largest producer and consumer of traditional Chinese medicine in the world, with rich medicinal resources and pharmaceutical technology. At the same time, medical culture is constantly developing and innovating, such as the modernization and internationalization of traditional Chinese medicine, which has made important contributions to China's pharmaceutical industry.

Second, the development and present situation of medicine

2. 1 medical development history

Medicine is one of the important symbols of human civilization, and its history can also be traced back to ancient times. As early as the ancient Egyptian era, people have begun to use herbs to treat diseases. In China, the development of medicine has gone through a long process from mystery to practice and then to theory. With the passage of time, medicine has gradually developed into an independent discipline, forming a rich theoretical system and practical experience.

2.2 Medical status quo

At present, medicine has been widely concerned and developed in the world. With the progress of science and technology and the development of economy, modern medicine has made great achievements. At the same time, medicine is constantly developing and innovating, such as gene therapy and precision medicine, which has made important contributions to human health.

Third, the blending of medical culture and medicine.

3. 1 development of traditional Chinese medicine culture

Traditional Chinese medicine culture is the product of the blending of medicinal materials culture and medicine, and its history can be traced back to ancient times. Chinese medicine culture is based on Chinese medicine and guided by Chinese medicine theory, forming a unique theoretical system and practical experience. In the culture of traditional Chinese medicine, medicinal materials are not only the main means to treat diseases, but also an important carrier of cultural inheritance.

3.2 the status quo of Chinese medicine culture

Traditional Chinese medicine culture still occupies an important position in China. Chinese medicine has been listed in the world intangible cultural heritage list and has become an important part of Chinese culture. At the same time, traditional Chinese medicine is constantly developing and innovating, such as the integration of traditional Chinese and western medicine and the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine, which has made important contributions to China's pharmaceutical industry.

Fourthly, the blending of poetry and medicine culture and medicine.

4. 1 The role of poetry in medical culture and medicine

As a literary form, poetry can not only express feelings and thoughts, but also reflect social and cultural changes. In the blending of medicinal materials culture and medicine, poetry can not only express love and praise for medicinal materials and medicine, but also convey thoughts and concerns about health and life. At the same time, poetry can also provide a unique perspective and expression for the development of medical culture and medicine.

4.2 Examples of blending poetry and medicine culture with medicine

The blending of poetry, medicinal materials, culture and medicine can be demonstrated in many ways. For example, Li Shizhong, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, expressed his love and respect for medicinal culture by describing and praising the names of medicinal materials. Another example is the book "A Thousand Gold Prescriptions" written by Sun Simiao, a medical scientist in the Song Dynasty. Through the description and application of medicinal materials, it reflects the development and practical experience of medicine at that time. These examples fully illustrate the important role of poetry in medical culture and medicine.