Professor Zhang Weihua of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Shaanxi Central China
As a master of traditional Chinese medicine, Guo Chengjie is an academic inheritor
Invited to participate in China Central Radio and Television
Recording of the program of "China Conference on Traditional Chinese Medicine".
The "China Conference on Traditional Chinese Medicine" program jointly launched by China Central Radio and Television, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences is a large-scale cultural program that spreads the culture of traditional Chinese medicine to the world.
The program gathers nearly 100 Chinese medicine experts, masters of traditional Chinese medicine, and cultural scholars to explore the Chinese medical pulse spanning thousands of years, focusing on the traditional Chinese medicine techniques, innovative achievements, and medical wisdom, and expressing the connotation of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine in science and technology, fashion, and life, and presenting the wisdom crystallization and essence of the excellent traditional Chinese culture contained in traditional Chinese medicine in a panoramic way.
Recently, Professor Zhang Weihua of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Shaanxi Central China, as the academic inheritor of Guo Chengjie, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, was invited to participate in the recording of the program, which was broadcast on CCTV Comprehensive Channel (CCTV1) on April 21.
Professor Zhang Weihua participated in the recording of the eighth issue of "Acupuncture and Moxibustion World" - exploring the miraculous power of traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, small needles hide great wisdom. In the program, Zhang Weihua introduced the main contributions of Master Guo Chengjie to acupuncture and moxibustion of traditional Chinese medicine, and demonstrated the techniques and effects of multi-directional acupuncture at clinical acupuncture points of Guo's school, which played a positive role in promoting the academic thoughts of Guo Chengjie, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, Shaanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and our hospital.
As an important part of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture has a history of thousands of years and has spread to 196 countries and regions so far. In 2010, TCM acupuncture was included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, becoming a resounding business card for Chinese culture to the world.
This program has been broadcast on CCTV Comprehensive Channel (CCTV1) and will be rebroadcast on CCTV Chinese International Channel (CCTV4) at 18:00 on April 22, and CCTV video and CCTV network will be broadcast simultaneously. Welcome to watch.
Professor Zhang Weihua's studio
Professor Zhang Weihua's studio systematically summarized the academic ideas and clinical experience of Professor Zhang Weihua, explored effective methods and innovative models, cultivated a group of high-level Chinese medicine talents, and played a positive role in promoting the rapid development of traditional Chinese medicine in Shaanxi Province, carrying forward the traditional culture of traditional Chinese medicine, and providing high-quality medical and health services. Professor Zhang Weihua's clinical diagnosis is based on the identification of diseases, symptoms and syndromes, diseases and syndromes, syndromes and symptoms, disease location and disease, local and whole, appearance and essence combined, and the selection of prescriptions, or needles, or push (take), or needles and drugs are applied at the same time, with good results.
Scope of treatment
Neurological diseases: stroke hemiplegia, intractable facial paralysis, insomnia, headache, tinnitus, deafness, lateral sclerosis, dementia, paraplegia, etc.
Male diseases: various male sexual dysfunction, infertility, etc.
Various breast diseases: breast hyperplasia, breast pain, low breast, breast dysplasia, mastitis, mastitis, plasma cell mastitis, breast cancer radiotherapy chemotherapy syndrome, etc.
Somatic pain: cervical spondylosis, stiff neck, shoulder and frozen shoulder disease, upper limb pain, scapulostolumbar myofasciitis, acute and chronic low back pain, stomach pain, dysmenorrhea, knee joint pain, heel pain, etc.
Incurable diseases: enuresis, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatism, rheumatoid, etc.
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