"These are our country's two Olympic champions –
Hou Zhihui, Shi Zhiyong
The gold medal they won is due to traditional Chinese medicine! ”
The words of the teacher Xu Jing attracted the children's attention
May 11th
Yunnan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Teachers and students of the First Clinical Medical College of Yunnan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Walked into Kunming Panlong Primary School
A lecture full of medicinal aromas was brought to the children
What people didn't expect is
The teacher actually started the topic of traditional Chinese medicine with the "Olympic Games".
Tokyo Olympics women's weightlifting 49kg final
Hou Zhihui rested off the field
The coach handed her a thermos cup and asked her to drink hot water
He also handed the wind oil essence to her nose
"Thermos cup, hot water, wind oil essence" is on fire
They are known as the "Three Treasures of Victory"
The classmates looked at it again, on the door of Uncle Shi Zhiyong's head
Is the fuchsia "scar" obvious?
During the interview, Shi Zhiyong revealed the origin of the scars-
It's a hot day in Japan, and I have a little heat stroke at noon
Before the game, the team doctor gave him a few hard strokes on the head
He quickly stopped fainting and then won the championship
Sha scars are also called
"The Mysterious Mark of the East"
"Wind oil essence can refresh the mind, relieve pain and cool
Rubbing and scraping can invigorate blood and dissolve stasis and dredge the meridians
So, behind the gold medal of our Olympic champions
With the escort of our Chinese medicine"
Xu Jing's words drew a cry of "wow" from the children
"It's not just us Chinese athletes
Foreign athletes also like Chinese medicine! ”
Two swimmers appear in the slideshow -
On the left is American swimmer Phelps
On the right is Australian swimmer Chalmers
These big dark red round spots on their bodies
It is the imprint left after the "cupping" of traditional Chinese medicine
"Why do swimmers love cupping?"
The teacher throws the question to the child
"Because it's cool" "Because it's good-looking"
"My grandmother also has a fire pot mark on her back......
The children's answers livened up the atmosphere
Xu Jing smiled and answered——
Cupping is done with suction power inside a glass jar
Lift the skin up, causing local bruising
It can achieve the functions of activating meridians, dispelling wind and dissipating cold
Swimmers stay in the water for long periods of time
The temperature of the water is lower than the temperature of the human body
So there will be cold and moisture entering the body
Cupping can not only chase away cold and dampness
It can also relieve muscle pain in athletes
It can be seen that Chinese medicine has become a popular fashion
Hopefully at the Paris Olympics this summer
We can find more Chinese medicine."
Xu Jing's opening ignited the students' curiosity
After "Finding acupuncture points in eye exercises"
"Identifying the herbs around you" and other links
The students actively experienced and interacted with each other
Under the guidance of the teacher, the children use:
Huoxiang, cloves, mugwort leaves, nepeta, atractylodes
A series of exquisite anti-flu sachets were made
"It's a Mother's Day gift for mom!"
Activities move from the classroom to the playground
Accompanied by soothing and melodious music
Students under the guidance of teachers
Practiced the traditional Chinese medicine fitness exercise "Baduanjin"
Bend your knees and tilt your head and turn your palms
Everyone carefully compared one move and one style
Expanding the understanding of traditional Chinese medicine
Gao Hui, principal of Panlong Primary School, said:
"Traditional Chinese medicine is a treasure of the Chinese nation
It is an important part of traditional Chinese culture
Hopefully through such an event
There can be more children who love and use Chinese medicine
Participate in the learning and promotion of Chinese medicine culture
Become a 'little heir' of Chinese medicine culture"
Teacher of the First Clinical Medical College of Yunnan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Wang Mao was deeply touched:
"I didn't expect the children to be very interested in Chinese medicine
Whether it is Bian Que and Cai Huan Gong in the textbook
Hua Tuo and hemp boiled
It's still what my mother often advises
"Drink hot water, wear pants, don't catch a cold"
It contains a wealth of knowledge of Chinese medicine
We hope to bring Chinese medicine to campus
Sowing the seeds of Chinese medicine in the hearts of children
Let them feel the charm of Chinese medicine culture
Learn to grow healthily in harmony between body and mind"
Copywriter: Yue Ranran, Hu Chao
Photo: Hu Chao, Yue Ranran
Editors: Zhao Jiantong, Wang Qinou