How to Play the Unique Role of Chinese Medicine in the Construction of Healthy China

1. Renew the concept and fundamentally understand that Chinese medicine is an independent system that has been tested by thousands of years of practice and conforms to the healthy path. It is not only a medical skill and health industry, but also a national cultural industry. Cultural industry is the leading industry of global economic development, and Chinese medicine, as the best combination of health industry and cultural industry, is bound to have inestimable economic and cultural value. Confident but not inferior! The relationship between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine should be "the combination of Chinese and western medicine, the combination of Chinese and western medicine, harmony and tolerance, and complementary opposites." The modernization of traditional Chinese medicine should carry forward the way of nature, highlight the principle of life and adopt modern technology to solve modern problems. Instead of using western medicine to identify Chinese medicine, we should use Chinese medicine theory to examine western medicine, conform to its achievements in line with the principle of life, and solve its fallacy of violating the principle of life. It is not limited to finding the material basis of TCM theory, but to understand the essence of TCM theory, practical syndromes and clinical practice. We don't study TCM with modern scientific ideas and methods, but use the methods and wisdom of TCM to guide and solve modern problems. Let TCM go to the world not under the premise of international standards, but under the norms of TCM standards, let the world go to China. Second, for this reason, we must attach great importance to it from the source. From the top level of the country to the competent departments at all levels, we must innovate our concepts, start with the system, and establish a special legislative system to create a good environment and escort for the revival of Chinese medicine and Chinese medicine cultural industries. The guiding ideology and teaching practice of TCM colleges and universities must be thoroughly reformed, aiming at cultivating real TCM talents. Thirdly, we should attach importance to and integrate TCM resources scattered in non-professional fields, vigorously explore "folk Chinese medicine" that really has the quality of TCM but does not have the conditions, adopt reasonable policy inclinations, and expand the TCM team with many years of clinical practice experience under the guidance of TCM theoretical system.