CHEN Diping. National Cultural Origin of “Preventive Treatment of Disease”Theory in Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(7): 548-551.
CHEN Diping. National Cultural Origin of “Preventive Treatment of Disease”Theory in Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(7): 548-551.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.07.003.
National Cultural Origin of “Preventive Treatment of Disease”Theory in Chinese Medicine
"Preventive Treatment of Disease"theory is the survival wisdom which comes from the interaction between Chinese ancestors and the nature
and the theory is also the reflection and presentation of Chinese national great culture upon medicine. By investigating the ancient culture
the author explores the historical and social fields in which "Preventive Treatment of Disease"theory could come into being and develop. These include the following aspects: the survival practice of Chinese ancestors in improving health is the living practice basis; being prepared for danger in times of safety is the psychosocial source; "taking human as the most important in the nature"thought is the ethical and cultural origin; "attaining a state of harmony"thought is the cultural root of teleology; theory "man being an integral part of nature"and " follow the natural world"are the cultural root of methodology; Tao
Qi
Yin-Yang
and five-element are the important physiological basis.
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