Click the aboveblue text to follow us Editor’s Introduction If you pay attention, you will notice that every time we visit a doctor, they always remind us at the end: “Keep your mood happy and stable!” This phrase is mentioned so commonly and formulaically that people often overlook its importance, thinking that the effect of … Read more
From the moment the patient enters the room, the TCM practitioner is already observing the patient. This is known as wang zhen (observation diagnosis), which is essential for capturing and understanding basic information. Why is this important? In TCM, the practitioner treats a person, not just a disease, distinguishing it from Western medicine. TCM emphasizes … Read more
The mind and body of a person are interdependent. An optimistic and proactive spirit represents Yang, while a pessimistic and negative spirit represents Yin. Qian Duoduo, burdened by negative emotions, found her body overwhelmed, leading to a decline in immune function and a failure of the Ying and Wei (营卫) systems, placing her in a … Read more
Inheriting Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture and Cultivating TCM Talent We hope more people can share this with their friends, allowing every Chinese person to learn about and understand TCM. What are the Seven Emotions? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) considers the Seven Emotions to be joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and shock. These are the … Read more