First, the definition of "culture"

Second, the definition of "Chinese medicine"

Third, the relationship between traditional culture and traditional Chinese medicine.

Four, understand the significance of China traditional culture and its relationship with traditional Chinese medicine.

Chapter 1 Traditional Yi-ology and Traditional Chinese Medicine

The first part is easy to learn.

First, the composition of Zhouyi

Second, the significance of Zhouyi

Third, the nature of Zhouyi.

Fourthly, the philosophical significance of Zhouyi.

Section 2 homology of medicine and yi

First, the ancestors and books of Yi

Second, the practice of homology between medicine and medicine

Third, the philosophical basis of the homology of medicine and medicine.

Fourth, the medicine works well.

Section III Yi Dao and Yin-Yang Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine

First, Yi Yi Dao Yin and Yang

Second, the application principle of Yin-Yang theory in traditional Chinese medicine

Third, the specific application of Yin-Yang theory in traditional Chinese medicine

Fourthly, the application of Yin-Yang theory in Treatise on Febrile Diseases.

Section 4 Image Thinking and Traditional Medicine

First, overall thinking.

Second, functional thinking.

Three. imaginal thinking

Fourth, changeable thinking.

The fifth part: The three talents in Zhouyi correspond to the relationship between man and nature in TCM.

First, the theory of three talents in Zhouyi

Second, man and nature.

Three. Man and society

Fourth, the personal small universe

Section 6 Prescriptions and Medications of Yi Dao and Traditional Chinese Medicine

One or three people can seal the marrow pill.

Second, Jiaotai Pill

Third, Qingzhen decoction

Chapter II Taoist Thought and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Section 1 Taoist cosmology and TCM holism

First, Taoist cosmology and holism.

Second, the way of Yin and Yang and the way of everything.

Thirdly, the accumulation and dispersion of qi and traditional Chinese medicine

Fourthly, the harmonious view of Taoism and the nursed back to health view of TCM.

The second section Taoist thought and TCM view of body and mind

First, the realm of Taoist philosophy and the concept of form and spirit of traditional Chinese medicine

Second, the realm of Taoist knowledge and wisdom and the concept of clearing the heart and nourishing the spirit of traditional Chinese medicine

Thirdly, the tolerant realm of Taoism and the adaptation view of traditional Chinese medicine.

Fourthly, the social ideal of Taoism and the harmonious view of TCM.

Five, Taoist soul purification and TCM health concept

Section 3 Nomenclature of TCM Terms and Taoist Thought

First, naming originates from the concept of returning to nature.

Second, naming embodies the Taoist theory of health preservation.

Third, naming reflects religious thoughts.

Fourth, cut allusions and legends.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) borrows related words.

Chapter III Theory of Vitality and Traditional Chinese Medicine

The first section is China's ancient vitality theory.

First, from beginning to end.

Second, "Tao gives birth to one" and "Qi of Yin and Yang"

Third, the emergence and development of the "essence" theory.

Fourthly, the emergence and development of the theory of "vitality"

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Chapter IV Confucian Culture and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter V Buddhism and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter VI Language Interpretation and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter VII Classical Literature and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter VIII Life Emotion and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter IX Diet Culture and Traditional Chinese Medicine

Chapter X Qigong and Traditional Chinese Medicine

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