WANG Zixu, WANG Yongyan, YANG Qiuli, et al. Story Thinking of Narrative Medicine and Xiang Thinking in Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(16): 1384-1386.
WANG Zixu, WANG Yongyan, YANG Qiuli, et al. Story Thinking of Narrative Medicine and Xiang Thinking in Traditional Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(16): 1384-1386.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2020.16.002.
Story Thinking of Narrative Medicine and Xiang Thinking in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Under the background of rapid development of medical technology today
the conflict in medical and health practice constantly emerges
so medical humanities are once again valued and emphasized. Narrative medicine was born under this background
and showed its advantages and feasibility under the influence of story thinking. The thought of humanities in traditional Chinese medicine(TCM) has always been in the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and guided the clinical practice of TCM. Xiang thinking is an important way of thinking that guides TCM rooted in Chinese classics
influencing the humanistic thinking of TCM. By exploring the characteristics of narrative medicine and TCM humanistic thoughts under the influence of story thinking and Xiang thinking
and the positive effects of the two different modes of thinking on narrative medicine and TCM humanistic thoughts and practices
respectively
the advantages of the two in medical humanities are reflected
in order to achieve the goal of "everything being beautiful".