JIANG Kaiyun, LIANG Maoxin. Analysis of Five-flavor Theory of Chinese Herbal Medicine Based on Image Thinking[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(16): 1351-1354.
JIANG Kaiyun, LIANG Maoxin. Analysis of Five-flavor Theory of Chinese Herbal Medicine Based on Image Thinking[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(16): 1351-1354.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.16.001.
Analysis of Five-flavor Theory of Chinese Herbal Medicine Based on Image Thinking
is always the focus of academic research. Taking image thinking which is traditional thinking mode in Chinese culture as the starting point
the authors explain the core position of image thinking in Chinese medicine thinking. Combined with Chinese medicine
the authors analyze classification of " image "
determine the relationship among five phases
five-flavor and five Zang-viscera
define the role of image thinking in five-flavor standardization
as well as analyze the confusion of fiveflavor standardization from image thinking to lay the foundation for a more scientific explanation of five-flavor theory connotation.
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