Kublai Khan was a prominent leader of the Mongol ethnic group, and during his reign he not only conquered large territories, but also had a profound impact on China and the world. Among them, his science and technology policy and innovation have played an important role in promoting the development of Chinese medicine.
First of all, Kublai Khan attached great importance to medicine and health, and supported the research and development of medical technology in various ways. He sent envoys to the Arab region to learn Xi advanced medical techniques, and introduced a large number of prescriptions and technical knowledge. He also encouraged doctors to conduct experimental studies and try new treatments.
Secondly, Kublai Khan set up many medical institutions, provided a good working environment and conditions, and attracted a large number of doctors to work here. These institutions have dedicated research departments that are responsible for the research and development of new drugs, new therapies, etc.
In addition, Kublai Khan also enacted a series of laws and regulations to protect the rights and interests of doctors and stimulate their enthusiasm for work. For example, it is stipulated that doctors cannot change the patient's treatment plan at will, and must follow the prescribed procedures.
In addition, Kublai Khan also attached great importance to the prevention of diseases. He believes that the occurrence of diseases is often closely related to the living environment, so he actively promotes the improvement of people's living conditions and reduces the spread of diseases.
With the support of Kublai Khan, the development of medicine in China entered a whole new stage. Many new drugs were developed, such as aspirin and berberine, which originated from the research and development results of this period. At the same time, some theories of traditional Chinese medicine have also been further refined and developed, forming a medical system with Chinese characteristics.
Kublai Khan's scientific and technological innovation laid a solid foundation for the development of medicine in China. His ideas and ideas still have an important enlightening role and deserve our in-depth study and reference.