Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Research Articles

Research on Strategies to Enhance Teachers’ Cultural Literacy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine culture is a treasure of Chinese culture, and its inheritance is crucial for the comprehensive training of teachers in the new era. This article delves into strategies to enhance the cultural literacy of traditional Chinese medicine among teachers from the perspectives of educational science and cultural dissemination. This study analyzes the current situation and teaching impact of traditional Chinese medicine cultural literacy among teachers and proposes strategies such as strengthening basic education, integrating it into training systems, conducting practical activities, and building resource-sharing platforms. These measures aim to enrich teacher knowledge, improve teaching levels, and effectively inherit and promote traditional Chinese medicine culture. At the same time, this article provides specific suggestions for the effective implementation of strategies and references for improving the cultural literacy of teachers in traditional Chinese medicine.

Discussion on the Integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Characteristic Curriculum into Primary Education Teaching Practice

Discussion on the Integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Characteristic Curriculum into Primary Education Teaching Practice

Analysis of the Connotation and Strategies of Traditional Chinese Medicine Cultural Education in Medical Colleges and Universities

The culture of Chinese medicine is profound and has a long history, and is an important part of Chinese civilization. Its core values of “benevolence, harmony, refinement and integrity” are of great significance to the ideological and political education and cultivation of humanistic qualities of contemporary medical students. However, the current education and teaching of traditional Chinese medicine culture in medical colleges and universities can hardly meet the needs of today's medical students, and the deepening and upgrading of traditional Chinese medicine culture education is particularly urgent. In order to effectively deal with this challenge, medical schools can combine TCM culture with curriculum ideology and politics, training programs, campus culture construction and social practice, so as to promote students to better understand and practice the spirits of TCM culture.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture, Senior Tourism and Elderly Care Industry: Analysis and Discussion on the Integrated Development Under the Background of Big Health

In the era of the rise of the concept of Big Health, traditional Chinese medicine culture, senior tourism and elderly care industry show a trend of integration. Combining traditional Chinese medicine health and ecological tourism, a new form of business is taking shape in the elderly care industry, which is the "cross-border" cooperation between traditional Chinese medicine and tourism. This paper sought to analyze the integrated development and potential of traditional Chinese medicine culture, senior tourism and elderly care industry; discuss the realistic dilemma of the integrated development under the background of big health. This Thesis makes an in-depth study on the standardization degree and influence of the integration of traditional Chinese medicine culture and Senior Tourism and Elderly Care Industry through literature review method, and reveals the problems and challenges in the current traditional Chinese medicine culture and Senior Tourism and Elderly Care Industry .The feasibility of traditional Chinese medicine culture and Senior Tourism and Elderly Care Industry was studied in depth by means of various evaluation indicators and sample survey.

Study on the Sharing Behavior of Chinese Users towards Short Videos on Traditional Chinese Medicine Health in the New Media Environment

Study on the Sharing Behavior of Chinese Users towards Short Videos on Traditional Chinese Medicine Health in the New Media Environment

Images of Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors in Chinese Literature

Since ancient times, doctors have usually played the image of rescuers who save lives. As a symbol-rich image, "doctor" often enters the scope of writers' creativity and becomes a typical creative theme. This paper explores the image of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) doctors in literature. The purpose of the study is to understand how TCM practitioners are portrayed and represented in literature, to analyze their social and cultural influence and their impact on people's perceptions and attitudes towards TCM. The relevance of this article is that it can help people to better understand the position and image of TCM in different historical periods and cultural environments, as well as its relationship with society, culture and people's lives. The subject of this paper is the image of TCM doctors in literary works of a certain period, region or cultural context such as ancient works, modern literary works and works of specific writers. By analyzing the images in different works, the diversity of such images of TCM physicians such as wise doctors and mysterious healers can be demonstrated. This paper uses methods of literary analysis, including close reading of the text, character analysis, plot and theme study. The text is also studied in the context of historical and cultural context to understand the views and attitudes of the society of the time towards TCM and doctors. The scientific novelty of studying the image of traditional Chinese medicine in Chinese literature gives us an interdisciplinary perspective that integrates literature with medicine and cultural studies and offers new ways to deeply understand TCM culture and human perception of health. The results of the study indicate the diversity of TCM physicians' images in the literature. In addition, the findings may reflect different understandings and evaluations of TCM in different periods and cultural contexts.

Extending the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): The GRADE-TCM

AimTo extend and form the “Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation in Traditional Chinese Medicine” (GRADE-TCM). MethodsMethodologies were systematically reviewed and analyzed concerning evidence-based TCM guidelines worldwide. A survey questionnaire was developed based on the literature review and open-end expert interviews. Then, we performed expert consensus, discussion meeting, opinion collection, external examination, and the GRADE-TCM was formed eventually. Results265 Chinese and English TCM guidelines were included and analyzed. Five experts completed the open-end interviews. Ten methodological entries were summarized, screened and selected. One round of consensus was conducted, including a total of 22 experts and 220 valid questionnaire entries, concerning 1) selection of the GRADE, 2) GRADE-TCM upgrading criteria, 3) GRADE-TCM evaluation standard, 4) principles of consensus and recommendation, and 5) presentation of the GRADE-TCM and recommendation. Finally, consensus was reached on the above 10 entries, and the results were of high importance (with voting percentages ranging from 50 % to 81.82 % for “very important” rating) and strong reliability (with the Cr ranging from 0.93 to 0.99). Expert discussion meeting (with 40 experts), opinion collection (in two online platforms) and external examination (with 14 third-party experts) were conducted, and the GRADE-TCM was established eventually. ConclusionGRADE-TCM provides a new extended evidence-based evaluation standard for TCM guidelines. In GRADE-TCM, international evidence-based norms, characteristics of TCM intervention, and inheritance of TCM culture were combined organically and followed. This is helpful for localization of the GRADE in TCM and internationalization of TCM guidelines.

Summary of Outpatient Visits for Characteristic Nursing in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The aim of this study was to investigate the practical outcomes of traditional Chinese medicine specialty nursing clinics in the clinical setting. Outpatient services have become increasingly popular for seeking medical care. Establishing traditional Chinese medicine specialty nursing clinics can meet the medical needs of the general public, and provide patients with convenient and efficient medical services. This study employed a retrospective cross-sectional observational design to analyze the medical service status of all patients who attended the clinic since its opening. Five qualified traditional Chinese medicine nursing experts identified and implemented 5 categories of traditional Chinese medicine characteristic nursing techniques, including cupping, moxibustion, needle acupuncture, and massage. Nurses and patients evaluated the treatment outcomes for various diseases. Since the establishment of the nursing outpatient department 2 years ago, there have been over 7046 visits, with a satisfaction rate of 97.1%. Currently, 5 nursing experts are nurturing a total of 11 graduate students, conducting 5 free clinics in the nursing outpatient department, and organizing 3 visits by overseas experts. The traditional Chinese medicine specialty nursing outpatient service effectively meets the diverse medical needs of patients, alleviates the outpatient pressure on hospitals, enhances the specialized development of nurses, increases the prominence of traditional Chinese medicine specialty nursing techniques, and promotes traditional Chinese medicine culture.

The Artistic Expression and Integration of Traditional Culture in Traditional Chinese Medicine Art: Innovative Paths and Practical Exploration

This article conducts an in-depth study on the artistic expression and integration of traditional culture in traditional Chinese medicine art, proposing strategies for innovative paths and practical exploration. Regarding the resonance and innovation in traditional culture, the article emphasizes the urgency of innovation in traditional Chinese medicine art through the exploration of its traditional cultural roots. It also discusses the balance between traditional culture and modern aesthetics. In the diversified exploration of artistic expression, the article pays attention to the inheritance of artistic conception of Chinese painting attempts to integrate contemporary art forms, and explores the application of multimedia technology in traditional Chinese medicine art. Furthermore, the article delves into the reconstruction of cultural symbols and their global dissemination, including the exploration of the connotations of symbols in traditional Chinese medicine culture, innovative methods for symbol reconstruction, and strategies for the international dissemination of traditional Chinese medicine art. Finally, through practical exploration and prospects, the article proposes specific development directions, such as exhibitions and promotion of traditional Chinese medicine art, innovative practices in traditional Chinese medicine art education, and the deep integration of technology with traditional Chinese medicine art. The aim of this article is to provide beneficial insights for the sustainable development of traditional Chinese medicine art, promoting the display of its unique charm on the international stage.

Research on the Innovative Design of Digital IP Images Based on the Perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture

Taking traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) culture as the entry point, a cycle system of digital IP image design of TCM culture was formed in combination with digital technology means, meeting the diversified development of IP image and realizing the dissemination and innovative transformation of TCM culture. The IP image design system was constructed by defining the theme of TCM culture to form the core concept, produce creative design, and diversify dissemination and promotion, which was also used to guide the design practice and produce the IP image of “Super Herbs and Herbal Family”. The innovation of digital IP image design of TCM culture, which is the innovation based on the traditional IP image design method, is the trend of the times that needs to take into account a variety of derivation modes, thus providing designers with design method guidance and satisfying the public’s demand for knowledge popularization at the same time.

The Spread of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Japan and Its Inspiration for the Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture in Tai'an City

The Spread of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Japan and Its Inspiration for the Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture in Tai'an City

Origin of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Cuba in the 19th Century from Its Main Exponents and Some Notable Medical Descendants in the 20th Century

The Cuban people are made up of three major migratory currents, the Chinese are one of them. They brought their culture, the methods, and procedures of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in the 19th century. Few were able to return and so they created families in Cuba; some of their descendants dedicated themselves to medicine. In order to investigate the practices that were predecessors of TCM in Cuba in the 19th century, a qualitative phenomenological research was carried out, reviewing what was published by various sources, applying documentary analysis, logical historical analysis, abstraction, synthesis, and systematization of the results on the regularities of the work and human behavior of Chinese doctors in the Cuban 19th and 20th centuries. This made it possible to identify six Chinese doctors in the 19th century in Cuba who gave rise to the beginning of some practices of TCM in Cuba, and five from the 20th century, descendants of coolies who dedicated themselves to other specialties of medicine. It was found that despite their geographical and time disperse, they were all notorious for their outstanding professional and human behavior, with a trail of accumulated successes in achieving “almost the impossible” with the patient. They have left their mark on Cuban culture.

Cross-cultural Communication of Traditional Chinese Medicine under the Background of the Belt and Road Initiative —A Case Study of Central and Eastern European countries

With the effective implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese culture has been accepted by more and more Central and Eastern European countries, and has further promoted political, economic and cultural exchanges and cooperation among these countries. As an important part of Chinese culture, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has become a channel of cultural exchange, and has been paid more and more attention. However, in general, the development and scale of traditional Chinese medicine in central and Eastern Europe are far smaller than that of the United States, Canada and Japan, and Australia as well as Western European countries, such as the United Kingdom, France and the Netherlands. Therefore, it is necessary to promote traditional Chinese medicine to CEE in order to further spread traditional Chinese medicine culture and open up more opportunities for cooperation.

Willingness to use acupuncture: Knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and practices among allergic rhinitis patients.

This study aims to assess knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and practices (KABP) among China mainland allergic rhinitis (AR) participants regarding their willingness to use acupuncture. Little is known about the understanding, attitudes, beliefs and practices of people with AR in China. A questionnaire was designed and administered to AR participants in mainland China to gather information about KABP regarding acupuncture use. A total of 324 valid questionnaires were collected from 30 provinces on the Chinese mainland. We recorded basic information and data about AR. The questionnaire designed according to KABP theory and with excellent reliability (Cronbach α coefficient: 0.725) and validity (KMO: 0.819). Knowledge: Fifty-five percent (179) of respondents reported knowing about acupuncture. The majority (172) knew that acupuncture was used for AR; 119 had received acupuncture for AR, and about 66% were aware of acupuncture. Attitudes and beliefs: Seventy percent of patients were willing to recommend acupuncture for AR to family and friends. Practice: Approximately 75% of respondents were willing to undergo acupuncture if they knew it was effective for AR. Approximately 25% of the respondents answered "Do it a few times and see how it works," "Do several treatments depending on how much they can afford," or "It is up to the doctor to decide". Correlation analysis: Those who identified with traditional Chinese medicine showed a robust willingness to recommend acupuncture for treating other diseases to family and friends (R = 0.718, P < .01) and a robust willingness to recommend acupuncture for AR to their families and friends (R = 0.564, P < .01). Acupuncture for AR has shown excellent awareness, recommendation and acceptance in mainland China. Efficacy, affordability, and trust in doctors were the 3 key factors that led respondents to choose acupuncture for their AR. Identification with traditional Chinese medicine culture significantly influenced attitudes, leading to AR recommendations and acceptance of acupuncture.

Kanaly o kul'ture tradicionnoj kitajskoj mediciny v rossijskih SMI (2013–2022 gg.)

The implementation of the “One Belt One Road” Initiative has strengthened and developed the partnership between China and Russia, and contributed to the spread of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) culture in Russia. This article uses statistical data, graphical and quantitative analysis to explain the means of promoting TCM culture in Russia, analyzes the current situation and problems of TCM culture in Russia over the past 10 years based on statistical data, appropriate countermeasures are proposed to provide an empirical basis for optimizing the role of media in spreading TCM culture in Russia.

The Characteristics and Strategies of TCM Discourse Model in Higher Education in Hong Kong

Traditional Chinese medicine culture is an important part of Chinese culture. Studying the discourse mode of traditional Chinese medicine is an important way to promote Chinese culture to go global and enhance the influence of Chinese culture. The profile of colleges and universities is the official statement of the organizational identity of colleges and universities. It is an important medium for colleges and universities to convey and promote their positive image, spread discipline culture and affect the public, especially specific stakeholders. Using the Discourse-historical Approach method of Critical Discourse Analysis, this paper selects the School Profile and the Director’s Message in the official websites of the School of Chinese medicine of the University of Hong Kong, the School of Chinese medicine of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the School of Chinese medicine of the Hong Kong Baptist University as cases to analyze the characteristics and strategies of the discourse mode adopted by the college in constructing its organizational identity and disseminating traditional Chinese medicine culture. It is found that the introductions use a variety of discourse means, such as diversified attitude evaluation, effective naming structure , predicate structure, and “Bi-literacy and Tri-lingualism” discourse mode, and construct a positive and rich image of the school: It has a long history of development and orderly inheritance; It has sound teaching courses and complete system; It has a wide range of influence and fruitful results in the dissemination of traditional Chinese medicine culture; It has made fruitful achievements in cultivating Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) talents with international vision, and a large number of elites have emerged.

Subtitling Translation of Foreign Propaganda Documentaries from the Perspective of Multimodal Discourse Analysis

As an important component of Chinese culture, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is receiving increasing attention in the world. Documentary is a multimodal communication medium that integrates elements such as text, image, sound, animation, and so on, effectively promoting the international dissemination and development of TCM culture. Based on the theoretical framework of multimodal discourse analysis by Delu Zhang, taking the documentary Our Traditional Chinese Medicine released by the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine as an example, this paper analyzes the subtitling translation of the documentary from the cultural, textual, expressive aspects, and the aspect of content, and explores the use of language, image, voice, action and other modes and their cooperation. The result shows that the subtitling translation of Our Traditional Chinese Medicine utilizes multiple modalities to enhance the expressiveness and logic of documentaries, thereby improving the effectiveness of external dissemination.

Zhang Zhongjing Cultural Brand Construction from the Perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture and Wellness Tourism

AbstractNowadays, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) culture and wellness tourism are developing toward integration with an inherent and inevitable basis. A new business mode of TCM wellness tourism bred has emerged, injecting new vitality into the development of TCM culture and innovation of tourism. As the cultural representative of TCM industry, Zhang Zhongjing culture should seize the opportunity to make a breakthrough in its brand construction with the help of wellness tourism. The main construction strategies include actively launching books or films and television dramas based on the deeds of Zhang Zhongjing and other famous TCM doctors, turning herbs cultivation bases into special tourism and sightseeing parks, establishing research and dissemination bases of TCM culture, and building TCM wellness tourism bases that integrate learning, rehabilitation, and tourism, using information technology and cultural media platforms to introduce Zhang Zhongjing culture to the world.

The Inheritance and Development of Chinese Narrative Medicine Practice to the Philosophical Wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Starting from the inheritance and promotion of Chinese life philosophy and traditional Chinese medicine wisdom by Chinese narrative medicine practice, this paper discusses the inheritance and echo relationship between the “close textual reading ability” in Chinese narrative medicine practice and the “four diagnoses” in traditional Chinese medicine wisdom, narrative mediation and the “mind-body holistic philosophy” in traditional Chinese medicine, and narrative wisdom and Dao Sheng in Chinese life philosophy. Meanwhile, by analyzing the stories of contemporary doctors’ practice of narrative intelligence, this paper expounds that Chinese narrative medicine is a new model of medical education and clinical practice based on the absorption of Chinese traditional life wisdom and the essence of traditional Chinese medicine culture, and the integration of western narrative medicine concepts. It also advocates Chinese scholars to actively build the discipline of “narrative traditional Chinese medicine,” constantly translate the academic achievements to foreign countries, and create a good narrative ecology of traditional Chinese medicine.

Research on the Propagation Path of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture in Brazil

Different societies and cultures have different cognitions on the causes of diseases. People generally interpret the body structure and deal with various clinical phenomena according to the concepts, symbols and diagnosis and treatment plans accumulated and internalized in their social and cultural experiences. Therefore, social representations of health and disease are associated with the perceptions of life and society of individuals in different cultures, which can explain the positive response of Brazilian society to the new concept of treatment brought about by TCM culture. Trends develop over time. Globalization has continuously deepened the degree of cultural exchanges between countries. After decades of precipitation, the promotion of Chinese medicine culture in Brazil has formed a relatively mature transmission path.