"The problems existing in the academic school are also obvious, first, they are not specialized, they are not specialized in their majors, and they are not specialized in their minds. Because today's college students should be cultivated in an all-round way, to be in line with the world, and to be comprehensive talents, which is of course true. However, this also creates problems, for example, many students are so focused on learning foreign languages that they cannot concentrate on learning Chinese medicine, and their depth and breadth of their profession will be affected. Second, detachment or lack of clinical practice. The separation of learning TCM from clinical practice is the biggest problem, and TCM must be carried out in clinical practice. Talking about theory in isolation from practice is an empty theory, and it is useless to play with flowers, and it is useless to look good. Some people say that the head of theory is the Tao, and the books are written one after another, but they can't even read a cold, so what kind of Chinese medicine is this? These are the two major problems of the academic school, including the current master's and doctoral degrees, and some people are pragmatic and willing to work hard, and they can learn their majors well; if they drift a little, only foreign languages are good, and everything else is not good. Therefore, what many of our highly educated people lack is the professional level and clinical ability, which is also the crux of the problem of Chinese medicine talents. That's what I know and understand about academics. After Wu Lang finished speaking, he smiled slightly.

"Wu Lang, what you said is really good. After Professor Zhang finished speaking, he looked at the other five people, and everyone nodded frequently.

"What does Qi mean by Chinese medicine? What do Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, the Tibetan Elephant, the Five Organs and the Six Organs and the Mansion of Qi Heng refer to?" Professor Li looked at Wu Lang with a smile.

"Qi is the most primitive substance that makes up all things in heaven and earth. The movement of qi is called "qi machine", and there are four forms of "lifting and exiting". The various changes caused by movement are called "gasification", such as the "growth and growth of animals" and the "growth collection" of plants. Qi is the intermediary medium between heaven and earth, enabling it to sympathize with each other. For example: "Man is connected with heaven and earth, and corresponds to the sun and moon". The essence of heaven and earth is transformed into an adult. ”

"Yin and Yang are the generalizations of the attributes of interrelated things or phenomena in the universe, opposing sides. Originally, it referred to the back of the daylight, which was yang to the sun and yin to the back day. The interaction of yin and yang includes: yin and yang mutuality, yin and yang sympathy, opposition constraints, mutual root and mutual use, growth and balance, and mutual transformation. ”

The substitute teachers in the school had surprised and unbelievable expressions on their faces, and then they whispered to each other......

"Teacher Wang, Wu Lang has something at home, hasn't he been suspended from school for more than a year, how can he be so familiar with the various courses of Chinese medicine?"

"Teacher Zhao, although Wu Lang doesn't talk much at school, he has always been diligent and studious, he must be the result of taking a break from school at home, being busy and self-taught. ”

"Alas, many students nowadays are just messing around at school, and class is just going through the motions, that is, wasting the family's money and materials, and the expectations of their parents have hurt our teaching emotions as teachers. Alas......" said a teacher who shook his head repeatedly.

"But no, Chinese medicine itself is boring and boring, and if you don't work hard, you won't be able to learn it at all, not to mention that you can't tolerate the slightest deviation in seeing a doctor, and in the future practice, they will be in a hurry and useless. ”

"Let's listen to Wu Lang's speech first, these things will be discussed later. ”

After several substitute teachers finished speaking, they immediately listened carefully to Wu Lang's speech.

Wu Lang watched every move of several substitute teachers in his eyes and remembered them in his heart, but his expression was not abnormal at all, his expression was always serious, calm as a mirror, and he continued to talk about his own understanding and views on Chinese medicine.

"The Five Elements Doctrine is an important achievement of ancient Chinese philosophy, the five elements are wood, fire, earth, metal, and water, but this does not represent the five substances, but the five attributes. The five elements in traditional Chinese medicine reflect the interrelationship between the five attributes of the human body and the five systems. The five symbols of wood, fire, earth, gold, and water represent the five major systems led by the liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. Rather than studying the microscopic theories of how viruses and bacteria act on the human body, TCM studies the relationship between the various systems of the human body as a whole, and regulates the balance between the various systems through traditional Chinese medicine, massage, acupuncture, and even psychological effects, so as to maintain good health. The interaction of the five elements includes: mutual growth, mutual restraint, systematization, victory and recovery, mutual insult, mutual multiplication, and mother and child. ”

"Zang: refers to the five internal organs in the human body, the house of Qi Heng, commonly known as the internal organs. Image: One refers to the "image", that is, the anatomical form of the viscera, the second refers to the "sign", that is, the physiological pathology of the viscera manifested externally, and the third refers to the "image", that is, the viscera corresponds to the image of yin and yang in the four seasons. Through the changes of the external "image", the physiological and pathological state of the inner "hidden" is measured, which is called "measuring the Tibetan from the image". That is, "to see what is outward, so that we can know its internal organs". "Viscera" is not only a concept of anatomical form, but a comprehensive concept including anatomy, physiology, and pathology. ”

"Five organs: refers to the liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys, and the general function is "metaplasia and storage of essence and qi". Six intestines: refers to the gallbladder, stomach, large intestine, small intestine, bladder, and three cokes, and the general function is "rotting water, distinguishing turbidity, and transmitting dross". Qiheng's house: refers to "brain, marrow, bones, veins, gallbladder, and female cells". ”

After Wu Lang finished speaking, he smiled at Professor Li and the others.

"What are the opinions of doctors in the past on the cause of the disease?" Professor Li also nodded and smiled at Wu Lang, with a look of appreciation in his eyes.

"The Yellow Emperor's Neijing" divides the etiology into two categories: "those born in the yang will get the wind and rain, the cold and the heat", and "those born in the yin will get the diet, residence, yin and yang, joy and anger". Zhang Zhongjing of the Han Dynasty divided the etiology into three categories in "Jin Kui Yaolu": "the meridians are affected by evil and enter the internal organs, which is caused by the internal cause", "the limbs and nine orifices, the blood is passed down, the congestion is blocked, and it is in the outer skin", "the room, the golden blade, and the insects and beasts are injured". In the Song Dynasty, Chen Wuxue put forward the "Three Causes Theory": external causes, internal causes, and not internal and external causes. In modern times, the causes are divided into five categories: External causes: including the six lewdness (wind, cold, summer, dampness, dryness, fire) and furiousness. Causes of internal injuries: including seven emotions (joy, anger, worry, sorrow, fear, fear), improper diet, and loss of work and rest. Secondary causes: including phlegm drinking, blood stasis, and stones. Other causes: including trauma, parasites, fetal transmission, toxins, and physician negligence. Wu Lang continued.

"What you said is very good, Professor Zhang and I heard that you have taken a break from school and stayed at home for more than a year, and you still have such knowledge and insights about Chinese medicine, it seems that you usually work hard, you can go." Professor Li looked at Wu Lang, nodded and smiled.

Wu Lang immediately stood up, bowed deeply to the six teachers, and turned to leave.

"Wu Lang, what do you think of the acupoints?" Professor Li's voice suddenly sounded.

Wu Lang was stunned for a moment, then slowly turned around, looked at Professor Li, and said: "The theory of acupoints has existed since ancient times, and now it is divided into three types: fitness acupoint skills, medical point points and technical attack (martial arts) point points; Based on the theory of meridians and meridians in traditional Chinese medicine, the fitness point acupoint gong is based on the meridian theory, and the use of pressing, pointing, kneading, dusting, patting and other techniques to perform exercises on different acupuncture points such as one's head, torso, limbs, such as Baihui acupoint, temple temple, Qihai acupoint, Zusanli acupoint, Yongquan acupoint, kidney acupoint, etc., the purpose is to strengthen the body, prevent diseases, and prolong life. ”

"Medical acupoint gong is a traditional medical method in China, including four diagnoses (looking, smelling, asking, cutting), eight outlines (cold, heat, virtual, real, surface, inside, yin, yang), according to which to distinguish the cause (external and internal injury), disease location, pathology and disease mutual transformation, etc., the use of meridian acupoints, according to the evidence to take acupoints, lesion parts to take acupoints and meridian flow injection acupoints, combined with acupoint techniques such as tonic method, laxative method, gathering method, sparse method to treat the patient's disease, the purpose is to treat the disease and save people, restore the normal physiological function of the human body. ”

"Martial arts acupuncture is the use of a variety of martial arts special effects, combined with strong strength, to hit the opponent's body on the key acupuncture points on the meridians, causing the opponent's qi and blood to block, lose the ability to resist, produce pain, soreness, numbness, fainting and death symptoms, so as to achieve the purpose of subduing the opponent. It is mainly based on the theory of meridians and meridians of traditional Chinese medicine, the theory of meridian flow injection, the method of taking acupoints to act on the human body, as well as the method of solving acupoints and so on. After Wu Lang finished speaking, he looked at Professor Li.