Holographic embryo theory is the core theory of Zhang Yingqing's holographic biology. This theory tells people that all animals and plants are composed of holographic embryos, which contain all the information of the whole organism. International academic circles believe that it is of great value to the research of life science, medicine and agriculture. It was the holographic embryo theory founded by Zhang Yingqing in 1985 that clearly ruled out the academic controversy about the totipotency of animal cells, thus laying a theoretical foundation for the birth of cloned sheep technology two years later. The biological holographic diagnosis and treatment method invented by Zhang Yingqing has been popularized and applied in more than 30 countries and regions in recent years, benefiting millions of people. In the early 1990s.

As early as 1988, member Wang and Song of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference pointed out in the proposal: "For researchers who are expected to win the Nobel Prize, we should give key support, such as the holographic embryo theory put forward by Professor Zhang Yingqing of Shandong University and the idea of controlling cancer by applying this theory. This is a promising theory."

The Science and Technology Education Office of the Embassy of China in Sweden has successively fed back three reports of Zhang's academic achievements in Sweden to the State Science and Technology Commission and the State Education Commission. It is believed that Professor Zhang Yingqing, the inventor of holographic biology theory, may win the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in the near future as long as the scientific demonstration and popularization of this theory are further done and the propaganda is intensified. Comrades from the Science and Technology Department of the Chinese Embassy said that no scientific and technological achievement in China has been so appraised by scientists of the Nobel Prize judging institution as Zhang Yingqing's achievement.

1990 the conference declaration of the first international symposium on holographic biology pointed out: "It can be predicted that Professor Zhang Yingqing, the initiator of holographic embryo theory, will win the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine." In the early 1990s. Our embassy in Sweden has sent back three reports about Zhang Yingqing's academic achievements being highly praised in Sweden. International conferences devoted to holographic biology have been held for three times (Singapore, Norway and the United States).

US President Bill Clinton sent a congratulatory message to the Third International Conference on Holobiology held in the United States, saying, "You should be proud of your contribution to human health. You combine the knowledge gained by mankind for thousands of years with the latest insights of modern medicine, which makes many people feel sympathy and help and makes them healthy and happy. Just as we strive to make people all over the world get excellent medical services, doctors all over the world can get inspiration and enlightenment from your's outstanding efforts. "

Total biology is an original basic theory founded by China people. After more than 20 years of practice, it fully shows its innovation, advancement and correctness.

As pointed out in the declaration adopted by the Second International Congress of Holobiology held in Oslo, Norway, "Holographic embryo theory is a brand-new and fundamental theory in the biomedical field. The research reported in the conference paper provides strong evidence for the scientific nature of the theory. The meeting firmly believes that holographic embryo theory has made great contributions to the progress of life sciences and is of great significance in many fields of biology. "