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Zhuang and Yao Medicine Featured at Guangxi Traditional Chinese Medicine Cultural Market
On June 14, the Guangxi Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Cultural Service Month and Cultural Market Activity Week, organized by the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region's TCM Administration and hosted by the Regional Medicinal Botanical Garden, with co-organization from seven institutions including the Guangxi International Zhuang Medical Hospital (hereafter referred to as GZMH), was launched in the "Three Streets and Two Alleys" area of Xingning District, Nanning City. The Party member and member of the leadership group of the Regional Health Commission, Party Secretary and Director of the TCM Administration, Li Jiawen, attended the event and delivered a speech. Sun Yu, a member of the leadership group of the TCM Administration, presided over the opening ceremony. Tan Yingsi, a third-level researcher at the Nanning Municipal Health Commission, also attended the event and delivered a speech. Qin Zujie, Party Secretary of the Guangxi International Zhuang Medical Hospital, participated in the event. Citizens experience Zhuang medicine bamboo cupping therapy. Provided by Guangxi International Zhuang Medical Hospital The market, imbued with a strong atmosphere of TCM culture, attracted citizens for consultations and experiences. At the venue, GZMH set up a Zhuang and Yao medicinal cuisine booth offering free samples of health-promoting dishes and teas such… -
Top 8 Health Tips From Traditional Chinese Medicine
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is one of the more extensively studied alternative forms of medicine by Western scientists. The Chinese people’s traditional way of healing has been practiced since thousands of years ago, and is still very much alive today, influencing the healing practices of other cultures. It’s healing and therapeutic approaches rely on the principle that the body’s organs support each other, and practitioners believe that a person’s wellbeing can be achieved by a mix of herbs and spices, proper diet, acupuncture, acupressure, cupping, and qigong to prevent or treat health problems.Main Principles Of Traditional Chinese MedicineBeing mutually connected, the body’s organs should then be balanced by the two contradicting yet complementary life energies called the yin and the yang.Another hallmark principle in the traditional Chinese medicine is called ‘qi,’ the body’s vital energy. TCM presumes that the ‘qi’ passes though the body via pathways called meridians. Once its flow is disrupted or becomes erratic, the body experiences all sorts of physical, mental, and emotional problems. In order to achieve the proper yin/yang balance, the ‘qi’ flow should be restored to its normal and appropriate state.Aside from the ‘qi’ and the yin/yang balance restoration being the cornerstone of traditional Chinese medicine,… -
New museum on Great Wall opens in China
SHENYANG, April 26 ( tasteallchina ) -- A new museum themed around the Great Wall opened in northeast China's Liaoning Province on Friday. Covering a floor area of 9,835 square meters, the Jiumenkou Great Wall Museum is located at the foot of the Jiumenkou section of the Great Wall in Suizhong County in the city of Huludao. The exhibition hall area covers about 2,252 square meters, displaying the Great Wall section within the city along with its related history, protection and other aspects. A scene replicating the on-site excavation has also been created. Chang Xiao, a publicity official of Suizhong County, said the museum took four years to plan and construct, and it combines multiple functions such as collection, exhibition and research of cultural relics. Many antique weapons, historical documents and paintings are displayed at the museum, and visitors can experience the history of the Great Wall through digital means and interactive exhibitions, said Chang. The existing Jiumenkou section of the Great Wall was built in 1381 or the 14th year under the rein of Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). The section opened to the public in 1989 and was listed as part of the world cultural heritage… -
The Achievements of the 60th Anniversary Exhibition of the Chinese Taoist Association – Temple Construction (Part Three)
The Chinese Taoist Association was established in 1957, marking a full 60 years to date. Over these six decades, under the leadership and care of the Party and government, the Chinese Taoist Association has made significant achievements in assisting the Party and government in implementing religious policies, handling ecclesiastical affairs, temple management, improving systems, cultivating talents, external exchanges, serving society, and other areas. In order to summarize the work and accomplishments of the Chinese Taoist Association over the past 60 years, the Chinese Taoist Association and China.com have collaborated to launch an exhibition titled "The 60th Anniversary Achievements of the Chinese Taoist Association." This series of pictorial displays covers aspects such as leadership concern, organization construction of the CTA and local Taoist associations, cultural and educational activities, public welfare and charity, foreign exchanges, and temple construction. Mount Hua Yun Tai Palace Shanxi Louguantai Shanxi Chongyang Palace Shanghai Chenghuang Temple Front Gate Shishi Chenghuang Temple Suzhou Xuanmiao Temple Taishan Bi Xia Shrine Laojun Hall of Tianjing Palace Tianshi Mansion Wudang Mountain Wuhan Changchun Temple Taoyuan Cave Daoist Temple, Mount Wuyi (Responsible Editor for Taoist Mountains, China.com: Li Fengsen. Some images provided by the Chinese Taoist Association.)
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