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Inheritance Value and Innovative Mission of Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture from the Perspective of "the Second Combination"
DING Yuanchen, YIN Zhongyong
2024, 25(2): 71-76. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN10093222.2024.0071
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Traditional Chinese medicine culture is an important carrier and living sample of excellent traditional Chinese culture. Governance of personal health and national development, promoting the inheritance, innovation and revitalization of traditional Chinese medicine culture is the realistic sample and concrete form of "the second combination" in sinicization of Marxism. Theory is manifested by medicine, with the thinking, concepts and techniques contained in traditional Chinese medicine culture are highly consistent with the world outlook and methodology of Xi Jinping' s Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era as well as the standpoints, viewpoints and methods. To cite medicine and promote theory, further explore and elucidate the rich connotation of traditional Chinese medicine culture, constantly promote cultural confidence, and enhance cultural self-improvement are important embodiments of adhering to Xi Jinping' s Thoughts on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, and also provide a strong boost for the construction of the modern Chinese civilization.
Institutional Impulse and Attribute Regression: A Review of Institutional History of United Medical Institutions in 1950' s of China
LI Jian
2024, 25(2): 77-84. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0077
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Cooperative joint medical institutions played an important complementary role in the early medical system of the People' s Republic of China. The organization of joint medical institutions has achieved the goal of "organizing" social practice doctors and is seen as a "bridge from private medical system to public medical system". With the early completion of the "Three Major Transformations" and the emergence of the peak of socialist construction, the impulse to achieve leapfrog economic and social development also affected the medical and health field. In 1956, a motion was proposed to take over all joint clinics by the state. Following the instructions of central leaders such as Liu Shaoqi, and after research by the health department and various levels of government, the issue of restructuring gradually returned to the original institutional design and the basic national situation of shortage of medical and health resources. The coexistence of public ownership as the main body and various forms of ownership in medical institutions ultimately became a consensus. Reviewing the twists and turns that occurred in the history of medical institutions during the early days of the founding of the People' s Republic of China can help deepen our understanding of the history of contemporary Chinese medical care.
Study on the Mode and Path of Development and Utilisation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Cultural Resources in Jiangsu under the Perspective of Digital Humanities—Taking the Chinese Medicine Museum as an Example
ZHANG Xinyu, ZHANG Zongming, LIU Zhen, ZHANG Cehua
2024, 25(2): 85-90. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0085
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Digital humanities digitizes elements of the humanities, constructs knowledge models, explores semantic associations and creates digital narrative spaces. There is an intrinsic relationship between the research model of digital humanities and the development of traditional Chinese medicine cultural resources. Taking the museum of traditional Chinese medicine in Jiangsu Province as an example, this paper breaks down three elements: the museum, the digital humanities research team and the public, and explains the relationship among them. With the goal of dividing resources, exhibits and ideas into levels, museums in the development and utilisation of Chinese medicine cultural resources should be committed to clearly specifying the information of material collections, presenting the contents of exhibits in multi-dimensions, and influencing the public with the ideas of Chinese medicine. In view of this, museums should first form alliances, unify norms, and map out their homes in order to integrate existing collection resources. And the digital humanities research team should serve the museum and the public, work together and build a digital platform. Eventually, the digital narrative space of traditional Chinese medicine will be constructed by combining the real and the virtual in the exhibition, and the digital narrative space of traditional Chinese medicine will be constructed in a multi-dimensional way.
A Study on Yin Dou Lue of Xin Geng Tang Edition in the Library of Yale University
LI Jichou, GUO Qiang
2024, 25(2): 91-98. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0091
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Yin Dou Lue is a medical book written by Qiu Xi, a physician from Nanhai, Guangdong, in 1817, which discusses vaccination against cowpox. By the end of the 19th century, the book had spread throughout the country, and there are more than 76 existing versions. The Xin Geng Tang edition, published in the first year of Emperor of Tongzhi (1862), was republished by Qiu Chang, the son of Qiu Xi. It has a very small number of surviving editions, and is currently known to only have Shanxi edition, Guangtu edition, and Yale edition. This article focuses on introducing the characteristics of the Yale edition, and its differences from the Guang tu edition and various versions of Yin Dou Lue published before 1862. It also explores the publishing background of the Xin Geng Tang edition from three aspects: the outbreak of the epidemic nationwide, official funding for vaccination, and resistance to counterfeiting. It explores the editing characteristics of the book from the aspects of displaying the orthodox status of Qiu' s vaccination by layout and content design, showing Qiu' s benevolent skills and dedication by other narratives, and Showing long termed kindness by a group of five generations of authors.
The Dilemma and Response Path of Integrating Chinese Medicine into the Development of Southeast Asia under the Background of "the Belt and Road"—Take Malaysia as an Example
TAN Beizhan, JING Ying
2024, 25(2): 99-103. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0099
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Taking Malaysia as an example, through questionnaires, surveys, interviews and other ways, we understand the current situation of the development of Chinese medicine in the region, explore the practical difficulties of the development of Chinese medicine in Southeast Asia, found that Chinese medicine in Malaysia mainly exists the lack of high-quality translation, the transmission channels of new media have not been fully developed, have not been included in the local medical insurance. Therefore, we propose to explore effective ways to solve the obstacles to the development of Chinese medicine from the aspects of interaction with Chinese social forces, strengthening the training of diversified international Chinese medicine talents, expanding the scope of Chinese medicine dissemination through new media, so as to accelerate the construction of the "the Belt and Road", promote the exchange of Chinese medicine and health undertakings in countries along the line, and bring benefits to people around the world.
Research on the Current Status and Countermeasures of Geographical Indication Protection of Genuine Medicinal Materials in Yunnan Province
DU Fangfang, SHUANG Fan
2024, 25(2): 104-111. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0104
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As an important part of the intellectual property system, Geographical Indication plays an important role in the process of intellectual property protection of Genuine Medicinal Materials. In order to verify the protection effect of Geographical Indication and promote the realization of the strategic goal of building Yunnan Province into the largest Genuine Medicinal Materials center in China, the current situation of the protection of Geographical Indication of Genuine Medicinal Materials in Yunnan Province was studied and analyzed. The author found that in the process of protecting the Geographical Indication of Genuine Medicinal Materials in Yunnan Province, there are still some problems, such as the right confirmation mechanism to be improved, the supervision authority to be chaotic, the legislative protection system is not sound, the infringement relief system to be not perfect, the information platform construction to be strengthened and the brand building planning is not comprehensive. In order to improve the protection level of Geographical Indication of Genuine Medicinal Materials in Yunnan Province, the author suggests that the improvement should be made from improving the right confirmation mechanism of Geographical Indication, optimizing the management functions of centralized departments, promoting the construction of local legislative protection system, perfecting the rights protection assistance and relief system, speeding up the construction of information platform and strengthening the construction of Geographical Indication brand.
A Study on Coupling Efficiency of Traditional Chinese Medicine Innovation Chain and Industrial Chain in Anhui Province
YANG Yueer, FENG Zhipei, ZHAO Mengchan, WANG Ying, WU Yilin
2024, 25(2): 112-119. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0112
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The integration of industrial chain and innovation chain is an important measure to improve the toughness of industrial chain and the modernization level of industrial chain and supply chain. The development of traditional Chinese medicine industry in Anhui province has entered a new stage, but it is still difficult to integrate innovation chain and industrial chain in the process of development. This paper examines the integration efficiency of innovation chain and industrial chain of "Top ten Anhui pharmaceutical" enterprises by coupling coordination degree model and combining TOPSIS and RSR. The results showed that there was a high correlation between the two systems of traditional Chinese medicine innovation chain and industrial chain in Anhui province, but the coupling coordination degree was low, the coupling was at a low level and there were obvious regional differences. Based on this, it is proposed that enterprises and other innovation subjects should follow the law of integrated development of innovation chain and industrial chain to promote the two-way integration of the two chains, explore the integrated development of regional innovation chain and industrial chain according to the development level of regional two chains, and promote the collaborative innovation and development of production, university and research, in order to further promote the high-quality development of traditional Chinese medicine industry.
Analysis of the Text of the Policy on Development of Ethnic Medicine in China
CHEN Wanning, QIAO Xuebin, YU Xiaoyong, TIAN Kan
2024, 25(2): 120-126. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0120
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Based on the local ethnic minority medicine policy texts, the quantitative textual analysis of China's local ethnic minority medicine policies is carried out by using the dimensions of policy tools and policy themes to understand the focuses and inherent problems of the existing policy system, and to provide a reference basis for the future policy improvement of China's ethnic medicine-related policies. The study found that in terms of the use of policy tools, the use of environmental and supply policy tools is comparable, and the use of demand policy tools is the most common. In terms of policy themes, ethnic medicine mostly relies on traditional Chinese medicine for development, and provinces will refer to the characteristics and development status of ethnic medicine when formulating policies, making differences in policy centres of focus and levels of development. In order to better promote the development of ethnic medicine in China, it is advised to strengthen the top-level design, increase policy support and develop ethnic medicine in a multifaceted and concerted manner; formulate policies on the development of ethnic medicine in accordance with local conditions; emphasize the capital investment, information construction and talent training of ethnic medicine; accelerate the process of trade in ethnic medicines; and improve the quality and insurance of ethnic medicines.
The Problems and Countermeasures of Accepting Discourse in Teaching Ideological and Political Theory Courses in Universities
LIU Zhiyu, ZHOU Yeqin
2024, 25(2): 127-131. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0127
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The discourse in ideological and political education plays an important role in various aspects of student cognitive construction, emotional internalization, and behavioral choice. Currently, there are problems in the process of accepting discourse in ideological and political education, such as utilitarian tendencies in student discourse acceptance, superficial effects in discourse acceptance, and obstacles in knowledge action transformation. The main causes of these problems include teachers' failure to enter the life of students and thus their incomplete grasp of the characteristics of students' discourse acceptance, the existing assessment methods focusing on the memorization of teaching materials and the failure of curriculum practice education to enter the real life. Therefore, in order to improve the acceptability of ideological and political teaching discourse, it is necessary for ideological and political teachers to enter students' life and realize the integration of teacher-student discourse in the interaction; create a democratic and relaxed activity situation, provide the conditions for students to enter the society, and promote the transformation of knowledge and action; enrich the examination content, and focus on the examination of the three views of students' discourse rather than the memory of the textbook discourse.
Opportunities and Challenges of ChatGPT in International Chinese Medicine Education
CHEN Yu, ZHANG Zongming, WANG Wenjie
2024, 25(2): 132-136. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0132
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ChatGPT, recognized as the most powerful natural language processing tool of the current era, garnered widespread attention upon its release. This essay focuses on the application of GPT in the international Chinese medicine education, examining the developmental opportunities it presents in enhancing personalized learning experiences, precisely matching course requirements, and facilitating cross-cultural communication and understanding. While this innovative technology promotes the modernization of international Chinese medicine education, it also leads to students' over-reliance on artificial intelligence, posing challenges such as constraining the development of critical thinking, hindering the internalization of knowledge, and causing biases due to data inaccuracies. In response, educators should strengthen critical thinking training for students, foster deep learning and knowledge internalization, and establish comprehensive review and verification mechanisms to potential negative impacts brought by ChatGPT.
Analysis of Strategies for Medical Journals to Adhere to Academic Integrity
DONG Yu, YANG Weimin
2024, 25(2): 137-140. doi: 10.20060/j.cnki.ISSN1009-3222.2024.0137
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In recent years, the number of retractions of academic papers has continued to increase, especially medical papers, which has caused adverse social impacts. Taking the academic integrity issue of medical journals as the research object, the article believes that current medical journals mainly face issues such as AI tools generating academic papers, violating biomedical ethics norms, peer review fraud, and implicit academic integrity. This paper analyzes the reasons why academic misconduct continues despite repeated prohibition, and points out that medical journals should actively face up to the academic integrity issues that arise in their work, improve the standards for the use of AI tools, improve editors' ability to identify academic misconduct, increase punishment for academic misconduct, establish journal academic integrity alliances, etc., in order to curb bad habits that undermine healthy academic development and create a clean and upright academic environment for the development of medical journals.

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