Since 1954, he has been deeply studying the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and the history of literature. He visited famous TCM doctor Lv Bingkui, historian Gu Jiegang, philosopher Feng Youlan, writer Yu Pingbo and other people who benefited a lot from the Spring Festival. 1959 wrote "Theory of Electric Axis of Meridian in Chinese Medicine" and "Discussion on Several Problems of Meridian Tester", which attracted the attention of Director Lu Bingkui of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Ministry of Health and the leaders of the Ministry of Railways, and was transferred to the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Nanjing Ministry of Railways as the deputy director of the Teaching and Research Group of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Railway Medical College. That year, he was also rated as a model worker of the Ministry of Railways. Two years later, under the guidance of Mr. Xu, a famous Chinese medicine and mathematician, he further mastered the core theory of China's mathematics-Huang Jia. 1984 Mr. Chen Weihui was appointed as the general manager and chief engineer of Wuhan Survey and Design Consulting Company. Mr. Chen Weihui is well versed in the business of our institute, and has published nearly ten articles on swelling, soft soil, soft rock, chemical grouting and regional planning in engineering geology. At the same time, Mr. Chen critically accepted and inherited the academic thoughts and research methods of Gu Jiegang and Xu, and spent more than 40 years studying China's astronomy, calendar, astrology, meteorology, geography, biology, mathematics, military affairs, temperament, religion, medicine, Six Gentlemen, Qimen, Taiyi and Ming. He studied with modern scientific methods, absorbed its scientific essence and abandoned its superstition, thus forming a grand and broad academic theory and ideological system of "China Mathematics". This is mainly composed of four parts, namely: (1) China's mathematical principle; (2) China Mathematics Outline (Tongji University Press,1994); (3) China's mathematical right wing is divided into 1. Historical Articles: Zou Yan's Theory of Yin and Yang, 2. Astronomy: the origin of the Twenty-eight Hostels and the Twelve Circles, the development and evolution of the chronology of the stars, the differences between the climate and solar terms in ancient China, 3. Geography: The division between ancient Kyushu and ancient China in China. 5. Essay: The basis of TCM holism is China's mathematics, the number theory in mathematics-the exploration of Goldbach's conjecture in fine figures (see potential science No.5 1992 and Selected Works of China Mathematics, Social Science Literature Publishing House, 1995), and the theory of solar system evolution in mathematics. Outline of Zhouyi Shentongqi and TCM Qigong (see Yi Ji, edited by Bi, Shandong Friendship Bookstore, 1990 edition), representative works of philosophy and thought, Yijing (co-authored with Qin Xinxing, see Yi Ji Ji), numerology prediction and relaxation, and China ancient Qigong. The human brain is a beautiful image (see Qigong and Science, No.8 1998), acupuncture meridians and special functions, the three-five Taoist views of the Huang family, the writing of books, the textual research of Xianyou dialect in Putian, the artistic conception and design of silk books of Mawangdui in the Western Han Dynasty, and the significance of ancient bronze drum patterns in China. (4) Mathematical China aileron. Some scholars believe: "The academic thought system of' China Mathematical Art' was initiated and laid by Mr. Chen Weihui. After comprehensive publicity and elaboration by Qin Xinxing and others, it has opened an irreplaceable new flower in the academic circles of China, and formed the academic school of' China Mathematical Art' represented by Chen Weihui and Qin Xinxing (or Huang Lao's New Daoism). This school has a certain blood relationship with ancient numerology, but there are also essential differences. It is an ancient and emerging academic "school", trying to contain and transcend Chinese and western cultures. This school has its own independent concepts, categories, independent research methods and consistent systems, so it is dazzling and fascinating. " I believe that with the publication of all Chen Weihui's works (about one or two million words), all misunderstandings, misinterpretations, misinterpretations and even slanderous words about Mr. Chen and his academic system will be gradually eliminated and overthrown! Great men often leave their names in their later years or after their death, and great men are not perfect (some even have considerable shortcomings and faults).