Source: People's Daily Overseas Edition
A few days ago, Professor Jin Shiyuan, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, Zhang Cang, chief physician of the Department of Dermatology of Beijing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine affiliated to Capital Medical University, and Geng Funeng, chairman of the Good Doctor Group, visited the lecture hall of the Famous Doctors of China Economics and Economics and Good Doctors to talk about how to develop Chinese medicine with high quality.
The 95-year-old Jin Shiyuan, known as the "Taidou of Chinese Medicine", is one of the few masters of traditional Chinese medicine in China who understands both medicine and pharmacy, has been engaged in the practical teaching and scientific research of traditional Chinese medicine for more than 80 years, and has made extremely high achievements in the four fields of chinese medicine identification, preparation, adjustment and proprietary Chinese medicine, which can be described as "integrating the four arts and integrating the four arts".
In Jin Shiyuan's view, Chinese medicine is an inseparable and complete system, and only by understanding medicine and medicine can we better inherit and carry forward Chinese medicine. He stressed that Chinese medicine aims to treat diseases and save people, and whether it is a series of processes such as harvesting, processing, and processing, it must ultimately serve clinical medical treatment. He advocated that young and middle-aged physicians must strictly control the quality of medicinal materials under the guidance of chinese medicine theory, based on the use of Chinese medicine in Chinese medicine, and the guidance of Chinese medicine to Chinese medicine, so as to achieve "medical integration", inherit Chinese medicine, and develop Chinese medicine.
Jin Shiyuan attaches great importance to authentic medicinal herbs. The so-called "authentic medicinal materials" refers to the medicinal materials with the best quality and the best efficacy summarized by countless doctors' clinical experience for generations. If the medicinal materials are improper, of poor quality, or counterfeit drugs, even if the doctor's identification is accurate and the medication is accurate, it is difficult to achieve the desired therapeutic effect. Natural conditions such as climate, hydrology, soil, and humidity, as well as artificial conditions such as cultivation, harvesting, processing, processing, processing, and production technology, will affect the efficacy of medicinal materials.
As a clinician, Zhang Cang has more appreciated the importance of medical harmony in his practical work. "In the department of TCM dermatology, there is a great clinical demand for drugs, and we must constantly prepare new drugs, and we must do more research on the harvesting and processing of drugs." Zhang Cang said that authentic medicinal materials have been properly processed and prepared, and with the joint efforts of doctors and pharmacists, they have become tools and weapons to help patients solve problems, "In the future, with the help of existing medical means, we must clarify which key components of the drugs are in action, develop more effective drugs, and benefit more people." ”
In Geng Funeng's view, Chinese medicine is the treasure of Chinese civilization, and the inheritance of essence is the essence of Chinese medicine to keep right and innovate. He pointed out that "righteousness" refers to the spirit of doctors, that is, taking patients as the core and treating patients as relatives, and "keeping right" is to guard the efficacy and safety. How to innovate? Geng Funeng pointed out that the innovation of traditional Chinese medicine cannot be separated from efficacy and safety. The so-called innovation is to use modern people's way of thinking, modern language, and modern scientific and technological thinking to interpret the treasures left by the ancestors. For example, which ingredients are working, how they work, and what is the material basis, these are the innovative directions of Chinese medicine.