The philosophy of Chinese medicine culture

The category of culture in cultural philosophy referred to the comprehensive embodiment of a series of values, habits, traditions, systems, technologies, languages, beliefs, and other aspects formed by human beings in the long-term historical process. The attributes of culture referred to the characteristics of culture as an abstract concept. The attributes of culture included: History: Culture is a part of human history, reflecting the development and changes of human history. 2. Diversity-Culture is the embodiment of human diversity-Different ethnic groups, different countries, and different social groups have different cultural characteristics and traditions. 3. Inter-influence: Cultures influence and blend with each other to form a complex cultural system. 4. Value: As a kind of value concept, culture has a profound impact on people's thoughts, behavior, lifestyle and other aspects. 5. Creation: Culture is constantly developing and creating new cultural concepts, habits, and traditions.

Philosophy is a universally applicable subject that ponders the existence and meaning of human beings. It does not belong to elite culture but to popular culture. The problems and ways of thinking that philosophy deals with are universal to everyone, so it is widely spread and accepted. Although philosophy was not an elite culture, it still had a certain social status and influence. In some societies, philosophy is regarded as an important cultural heritage and is widely supported by governments and academic institutions. In these societies, philosophical research and education were also valued, and philosophical professionals and scholars could have certain political, economic, and cultural rights. Therefore, we can't simply classify philosophy as elite culture or mass culture. Instead, we should understand it as a cultural phenomenon that has a wide range of influences, including both elites and ordinary people.

Hu Qingyu Hall's Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture was a book written by Sun Qun 'er and written by Liu Jun. It was published in 2009. The book was published by Zhejiang Photographic Press, with the isbns 7806867589 and 9787806867587. It introduced the origin, regional significance and cultural core of the traditional Chinese medicine culture of Hu Qingyu Hall. This book can be purchased from online bookstores such as Que Shu Network, Confucius Old Book Network, Dangdang Network, etc.

The characteristics of Chinese traditional culture, including ideology, morality, art, philosophy, etiquette, etc., had a profound impact on Chinese culture. In terms of ideology, traditional Chinese culture emphasized the five virtues of "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and faith". It had always believed that people should pursue moral excellence based on these five virtues. This thought influenced the values and moral standards of Chinese culture, which made Chinese culture emphasize interpersonal relationships, family, friends and social responsibility. In terms of morality, traditional Chinese culture emphasized the moral norms of loyalty, filial piety, fraternity, faith, propriety, and righteousness. It believed that people should abide by these norms and be morally noble. This thought influenced the behavior and interpersonal relationships of Chinese culture, which made Chinese culture pay attention to moral cultivation and self-restraint. In terms of art, traditional Chinese culture included painting, music, dance, drama, poetry, and many other art forms that emphasized the artistic concept of "harmony, balance, nature, and humanity." This thought influenced the aesthetic standards and artistic creation of Chinese culture, making Chinese culture pay attention to the harmony and balance of art, emphasizing the harmony between man and nature. In terms of philosophy, traditional Chinese culture emphasized the philosophy of "harmony between man and nature, and the Tao follows nature." It believed that people should live in harmony with the natural environment and pursue harmony between man and nature. This thought influenced the philosophy and practice of Chinese culture, making Chinese culture pay attention to environmental protection and sustainable development. In terms of etiquette, traditional Chinese culture emphasized the concept of "order of seniority, modesty and prudence" and believed that people should pay attention to etiquette and respect their elders and others. This thought influenced the social etiquette and interpersonal communication in Chinese culture, making Chinese culture pay attention to the harmonious development of interpersonal relationships.

The reason why Chinese culture is not a closed culture is as follows: The degree of open-mindedness of Chinese culture changes with the development of times and society. In the history of China, many cultural achievements and knowledge have been widely spread and developed through communication and transmission, such as Chinese medicine, Confucianism, Taoist philosophy, Tang poetry and Song Ci, etc. In the past few decades, Chinese culture has also gradually become more global and diverse. With the rise of China's economy and culture, more and more people began to learn and understand Chinese culture, including through tourism, study abroad, cultural exchanges and other ways. Chinese culture is not completely closed, and the exchange and cooperation with other countries and cultures are increasing day by day. For example, China's cultural products have received widespread attention and recognition internationally. Many Chinese cultural enterprises have also begun to expand their business and investment on a global scale. To sum up, Chinese culture is not a closed culture, but is constantly developing in an open and pluralistic way.

Chinese culture is not a weak culture. On the contrary, it is one of the global cultures with a long history and rich content, which has an important impact on the development of global culture. The core values of Chinese culture include benevolence, honesty, filial piety, etiquette, etc. These values have been passed down and developed for a long time in Chinese history, and have had a profound impact on Chinese society, families, and individuals. Chinese culture also focused on the development of education, culture, and the arts, which had a positive impact on global culture. However, Chinese culture has also been criticized for its desire for political power and control, its neglect of personal privacy, and its rejection of dissidents. These problems may stem from the history and traditions of Chinese culture, but they may also stem from the development and changes of modern society. Therefore, Chinese culture is both unique and global. It is a part of multiculturalism and hopes to make greater contributions to the development of world culture.

The farming culture of ancient China had a profound influence on the traditional Chinese culture. The development of ancient Chinese farming civilization not only provided enough food and other agricultural products for Chinese society, but also promoted social, economic, political and cultural progress. In terms of culture, the influence of ancient Chinese farming culture was mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. Food culture: Ancient Chinese farming culture created a rich food culture such as rice, flour, steamed buns, dumplings, moon cakes, fish, meat, vegetables, etc. These foods not only satisfied people's needs, but also formed a unique food culture. 2. Medical culture: The farming culture in ancient China created a rich medical culture, such as the medical classics such as the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic and the difficult classics, as well as many traditional herbs and prescriptions. These medical cultures have made important contributions to the health of the Chinese nation. 3. Literature and art: The farming culture of ancient China created many excellent literary and artistic works such as Dream of the Red Chamber, Journey to the West, Water Margins, etc. These works reflect the style of ancient Chinese society and the lives of the people, becoming the treasures of Chinese culture. 4. Ritual culture: The farming culture in ancient China created a rich culture of etiquette, such as the ritual classics such as Zhou Li and Yi Li, as well as many traditional rituals. These etiquette cultures embodied the civilization and dignity of ancient Chinese society and were still widely passed down and applied today. The farming culture in ancient China had a profound influence on the development of traditional Chinese culture and became an important part of Chinese culture.

Culture is a broad concept that includes many aspects such as art, philosophy, religion, history, language, food, and so on. Chinese culture is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. It refers to the unique spirit, values, habits and customs formed in China's long history. Traditional culture is an important part of culture. It refers to the material and spiritual wealth passed down from history, including traditional festivals, customs, folk art, literature and art, philosophy and religion, etc. Traditional culture is the treasure of Chinese culture, an important part of Chinese culture, and also the spiritual home of Chinese people. Culture is the foundation and soul of Chinese culture. Traditional culture is an important part of Chinese culture. The Chinese culture has a long history, and after thousands of years of evolution and development, it has formed a unique spiritual system and way of thinking. Traditional culture is an important part of Chinese culture and the essence of Chinese culture. It provides important guidance for Chinese people's thoughts and behavior.

The other names of Wuzhu Chinese medicine included Diao Zhu, Bamboo Leaf Asmodium, Liao Diao Zhu, Xiaoyao Zhu, Yao Zhuxiao, Yao Shan Zhu, Duijie Lian, Gong Cao, Yi Zhi Xiang, Hero Cao, Xu Changqing, Xu Changqing, Shan Diao Zhu, Ding Huang Cao, Medicine King, Shi Xia Changqing, Lao Jun Xu, Bie Xian Zong, Tian Zhu, etc.

Tianqi was a type of traditional Chinese medicine. It was the dried root of the Araliaceous Ginseng. It was mainly produced in Yunnan and Guangxi in China. Tianqi had the effects of stopping bleeding, dispersing blood stasis, and calming pain. It could be used to treat symptoms such as coughing up blood, vomiting blood, epistaxia, bloody stool, and bleeding. It could also be used to treat bruises and various bleeding diseases. Tianqi's nature was sweet and slightly bitter, warm, and entered the liver and stomach meridians. It contains a variety of active ingredients, such as panax notoginsengs, panax notoginsengs total soap, etc. Modern research had shown that Tianqi had medicinal effects such as shortening bleeding and blood clot time, lowering blood pressure, and expanding cerebral vessels. Tianqi was a precious Chinese medicinal herb that was widely used in the field of Chinese medicine.