“Spring Rain at Dusk: Telling the Story of Chinese Medicine”is a lecture by Dr. Song Ping from the International Cooperation Department of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. It is a lecture on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which refers to medical science based on traditional medicine created by the Han people in China. It is a discipline that studies human physiology, pathology, and diagnosis of diseases and prevention. TCM emerged in primitive society, then formed its basic medical theory during the Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC-475 BC) and Warring States Period (475 BC-221 BC). The dynasties after this period have summarized and further developed the theory. In addition, it has a far-reaching influence on the countries of the cultural circle with Chinese character, such as Japanese medicine, Korean medicine and Vietnamese medicine are all developed on the basis of Chinese medicine. TCM carries the experience and theoretical knowledge of the daily life of the ancient Chinese people in the process of their fight against diseases. It is a medical theory system that has been gradually formed and developed through long-term medical practice and has thus been deeply influenced by classical Chinese materialism and dialectics. On October 1, 2018, the World Health Organization included TCM for the first time in its globally influential medical compendium.
About Song Ping:
Song Ping, Chief Physician, graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and has been working in TCM Dermatology for 23 years. She innovates on the basis of the inheritance and applies the academic thoughts of famous TCM internal medicine experts to the treatment of dermatological diseases to continuously improve the clinical efficacy. She has been awarded the National Health System Youth Expert, Female Role Model of National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China Academy of China Medical Sciences Youth Expert, Guang’anmen Hospital Youth Expert, the First Top Ten Young and Middle-aged Science and Technology Pacesetters, Golden Mic Awards of the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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“Forårsregnen i Skumringen: Historien om Den Kinesiske Medicin” er et foredrag af Dr. Song Ping fra international samarbejdsinstitut på China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. Det er et foredrag om traditionel kinesisk medicin (TCM) – en medicinsk videnskab baseret på traditionel medicin skabt af Han-folket i Kina. Det er en disciplin, der studerer menneskelig fysiologi, patologi og diagnose samt forebyggelse af sygdomme. TCM opstod i det primitive samfund, og dannede derefter sin grundlæggende medicinske teori i løbet af Forårs- og Efterårsperioden (770 BC-475 BC) og de Stridende Staters Periode (475 BC-221 BC). Dynastierne efter denne periode har således opsummeret og videreudviklet teorien. Derudover har det også fået en vidtrækkende indflydelse på landene i kulturkredsen med kinesisk karakter, såsom japansk medicin, koreansk medicin og vietnamesisk medicin, der alle er udviklet på grundlag af kinesisk medicin. TCM bærer erfaringerne og den teoretiske viden om det kinesiske folks dagligdag i de gamle dage i deres kamp mod sygdomme. Det er et medicinsk teorisystem, der gradvist er blevet dannet og udviklet gennem langsigtet medicinsk praksis og har altså været dybt påvirket af klassisk kinesisk materialisme og dialektik. Den 1. oktober 2018 tilføjede Verdenssundhedsorganisationen TCM for første gang i sit globalt indflydelsesrige medicinske kompendium.
Om Song Ping:
Song Ping, overlæge, uddannet fra Beijing University of Chinese Medicine og har arbejdet inden for TCM Dermatologi i 23 år. Hun innoverer på grundlag af arven og anvender de berømte TCM internmedicinske eksperters akademiske tanker om behandling af dermatologiske sygdomme for løbende at forbedre den kliniske effekt. Hun er blevet tildelt National Health System Youth Expert, kvindelig rollemodel for National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China Academy of China Medical Sciences Youth Expert, Guang’anmen Hospital Youth Expert, den Første Top Ti Ung og Midaldrende Frontaktør inden for Videnskab og Teknologi og Golden Mic Awards fra China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
