Let's talk about Eastern medicine.

In the past, there was no Chinese medicine on the Korean Peninsula, and some were just witch doctors, and the treatment of diseases was all based on Mongolia.

It is God's will to be cured, and you deserve to die if you can't be cured.

Well, most of the medical care in ancient times was like this.

During the Han Dynasty, the four counties of the Han Dynasty were established, and a large number of Han people from the Central Plains entered the Korean Peninsula.

Traditional Chinese medicine was introduced to North Korea.

North Korea gradually developed the profession of doctors, and also learned the means of using herbal medicine to cure diseases.

But there is no system.

The real formation of the medical system on the Korean Peninsula was during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty.

At this time, there was the three major expeditions of Wanli to resist the Japanese and aid the dynasty.

North Korea suffered about 300,000 military casualties and 1 million civilian casualties in this war.

Perhaps because of this war, North Korea has a deeper understanding of the development and popularization of medical technology. In this year, with the consent of Joseon Seonjo, the North Korean physician Heo Jun began to compile a medical book that ordinary people could understand, so that the people could help themselves autonomously. This medical book is "The Treasure of Eastern Medicine".

In 1610, the compilation of the "Eastern Medical Baojian" was completed, and it was engraved and published three years later.

Since then, Korean medicine has entered a systematic era.

The North Korean medical community has revered this book as a masterpiece.

More than 90% of the content of this medical book comes from 83 works of traditional Chinese medicine, such as "Treatise on Typhoid Fever" and "Introduction to Medicine". I have to say that this medical book is really comprehensive, and the whole book is divided into five chapters: interior scene, appearance, miscellaneous diseases, decoction, and acupuncture, which are rich and organized.

It can be said that Xu Jun alone has integrated thousands of years of Chinese medical books into one book through several years of hard work.

Of course, there are many traditional Chinese medicine systems, each with its own characteristics, and it is too far-fetched to integrate them into one book.

A hammer in the east, a stick in the west, a lot of contradictions.

But this did not affect the spread of the book on the Korean Peninsula.

Eastern medicine is the quintessence of Korea, parentheses they think so.

Although in the eyes of some Chinese experts, the Dongyi Baojian is a thing stitched together, it is not comparable to the complete system of Chinese medicine in China.

But it's this kind of thing that is stitched together that people have made a name for themselves.

On July 31, 2009, "Dongyi Baojian" was successfully inscribed on the World Heritage List and became the first medical work on the United Nations "Memory of the World" list.

When the news reached China, it caused a big reaction, and many netizens worried that China's "traditional Chinese medicine" would be appropriated by South Korea.

In this regard, the South Korean media said, "The reaction of the Chinese side is too allergic, and what we are applying for is the 'Korean traditional medicine book', not traditional Chinese medicine." ”

I guess they're embarrassed to say that the content is original.

But with the urine of the stick country, it won't be long before these are theirs.

Chinese people are also in a hurry, and there is no way.

Dongyi Baojian was indeed written by someone else, although it was copied, but it was also copied hundreds of years ago, and at that time it did not pay attention to copyright.

When people apply for their own books, you can't seem to say anything.

The successful application of Dongyi Baojian for World Heritage also illustrates a problem from the side.

Huaxia's emphasis on Chinese medicine is simply too poor.

"Treatise on Typhoid Fever", "Compendium of Materia Medica" and other Chinese masterpieces have not been included in any medical paper database in the world.

That is, the world is not aware of these writings at all.

Perhaps in a few years, when the Chinese people use the theory of typhoid fever and the Compendium of Materia Medica to defend their papers, many foreigners will have doubts.

Isn't your content from "Dongyi Baojian"?

Is this your original?

It may not be as simple as defending a dissertation, but it's sad to think about.

In fact, the development of modern Oriental medicine in Korea is also very slow, mainly due to the impact of Western medicine.

However, in the seventies and eighties, a special inheritance of Korean medicine was established. In recent years, it has vigorously encouraged the development of oriental medicine.

Toyaku has also successfully entered the world market and has become second only to Japanese Kampo.

So what are we doing?

In the fifties and sixties, traditional Chinese medicine was the mainstream of Chinese medicine and made great contributions to the medical industry in China.

After the reform and opening up, we have established a complete Western medicine system, but we have almost wiped out traditional Chinese medicine.

Not to mention some deep-seated reasons, the Chinese medicine industry was simply killed by its own people.

Why!

It's also very simple, blocking their way to wealth.

Get in the way of people's wealth and kill their parents.

So they want to engage in Chinese medicine to the death.

If Chinese traditional Chinese medicine wants to rise, it is still a long way to go.

After talking about Eastern medicine, let's talk about the Chinese medicine of the small day.

The more than 200 Chinese prescriptions in Xiaori are actually the scriptures of the Chinese traditional Chinese medicine system, 90% of which come from the "Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases", and some of them are from some traditional Chinese prescriptions.

Well, it's a Chinese thing again.

Are there any drawbacks to Kampo?

Yes!

Jing Fang has had shortcomings since the moment he was born.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, a hundred people have a hundred natures, and one cannot be treated according to one prescription.

Therefore, it is necessary to increase or decrease the medicinal materials on the basis of the scriptures.

This is the time side.

The complementarity of the Jing Fang and the Shi Fang has achieved the integrity of the Chinese medicine system.

Of course, this is a test of the ability of a Chinese medicine doctor.

Chinese medicine has always paid attention to both medicine and medicine.

Xiao Ri does not have a complete Chinese medicine system, nor does it have its own Chinese medicine training system, and their Chinese medicine doctors are not proficient in using Jing Fang and Shi Fang.

That's why they are ingenious, and they don't pay attention to medicine instead of medicine, and they don't pay attention to prescriptions when they pay attention to prescriptions.

After decades of reform and opening up, Xiaori took thousands of prescriptions from Huaxia, and then took them back for research and improvement, and applied for patents in the world.

Xiao Ri's Chinese medicine prescription patents occupy 90% of the world's total.

What about Huaxia?

Only a few tenths of a percent.

Decades and hundreds of years later, Chinese people want to say that traditional Chinese medicine originated in China, and I am afraid that they will be ridiculed by Xiaori.

Since it originated in China, why don't you have a patent?

None of the patents?

I'm sorry to say that it originated with you.

The loss of patents is only one aspect, and what is more serious is that if Huaxia Chinese medicine wants to enter the international market in the future, you must pay a huge amount of patent fees to Xiaori.

Now it's embarrassing.

In the world, Xiao Ri has achieved the ultimate in the scriptures, and he can't break through, so he has found another way to study the pharmaceutical process.

In the eyes of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine, pharmacy is the last section, which belongs to the category of surgery.

Serious Chinese medicine disdains to play tricks.

Playing tricks, that's what you don't have the ability to do.

But the little days have carried forward the play together.

They improved the traditional Chinese decoction and boiling process, and made the herbs into granules, so that they could be used more in a more comprehensive way.

They also improved the pharmaceutical methods and deposited the medicinal properties of the medicinal materials, so that the Chinese medicines produced were more refined.

Speaking of which, let's take a look at the development of Chinese traditional Chinese medicine.

It's still the same formula, it's still the same process.

While valuing tradition is a virtue, it should not be too conservative.

Times are different, and it's time for them to change.