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| 1 | Acupuncture in ancient China: How important was it really?显示文摘Although acupuncture theory is a fundamental part of the Huangdi Neijing, the clinical application of the needle therapy in ancient China was always a limited one. From early times there have been warnings that acupuncture might do harm. In books like Zhang Zhongjing's Shanghanlun it plays only a marginal role. Among the 400 emperors in Chinese history, acupuncture was hardly ever applied. After Xu Dachun called acupuncture a 'lost tradition' in 1757, the abolition of acupuncture and moxibustion from the Imperial Medical Academy in 1822 was a radical, but consequent act. When traditional Chinese medicine was revived after 1954, the 'New Acupuncture' was completely different from what it had been in ancient China. The conclusion, however, is a positive one: The best time acupuncture ever had was not the Song dynasty or Yuan dynasty, but is now - and the future of acupuncture does not lie in old scripts, but in ourselves. | Hanjo Lehmann | 2013 | Journal of Integrative Medicine2013，11，1： | 10 |
| 2 | 一个西方人对中医的思考:阴阳和五行学说的哲学和医学解读(英文)显示文摘The Yinyang concept and the Wuxing concept are two basic concepts of Chinese philosophy,as well as of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM).When I started studying TCM in Shanghai 30 years ago,I met the Yinyang concept and the | Hanjo Lehmann | 2012 | 中西医结合学报2012，10，3： | 7 |
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