英文視頻節目文字記錄(測試版)

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00.58 不是，他的母指收到裡面，不會打開。剛才我所講的內功，母指按在手掌中間，嬰兒把母指收在裡面，是因為要抓東西，然後手腳是這樣撐的。

00.58 No. The thumbs place inside and do not open. Just as what I said, the internal strength, it is using the thumb to press the centre of the palm. Infant children close the thumbs inside (the palm), because of grabbing things. And Legs kick on both sides in a particular way.

01. 00 對啊!

01.00 Yes!

01.11 嬰兒要一邊撐腳，才能一邊成長，一邊發育。現在我教他們練習平甩功及拍腳功，希望大家能把嬰兒時的功能重新開動。所以把你身體的機制能重新運行一次，令你重新獲得活力。我們應該藉此重新運行那個功能，因為這是我們原始發育的機制。

01.11 Actually, infant children have to kick their legs to grow. Now I am teaching you folks clapping feet exercise and swinging arms exercise because they help you restart your mechanism which you folks used when you are in infant. By doing those kinds of exercise, you can restart your bodily mechanism to restore the energy. That’s what we should to do. After all, that’s the original growth mechanism we have.

01.35 但很少人知這件事，因為人很少記得三歲前的事。

01.35 A few people realize these stuffs because not many people can still remember what was happening before 3 years old.

01.38 當然喇。

01.38 Of course.

01.40 何況你要記起滿月時的事情？所以網友們要很科學思考我教大家的方法。我是一個非常科學的人，所以我沒有實踐過、證明過無根據的東西，我是不會說的。如果不是，這也不是我郭某人的作風。

01.40 Let alone ask you to remember the stuffs before one month old? Therefore, you folks should consider all the skills I taught you scientifically. I am a very scientific minded person. I never talk something that I have not tried nor proved. Otherwise, it is not my style.

02.01.當年我挑戰我師父，以致最後被同門師兄弟說我欺師滅祖。當年我向師父問問題，師父當時在病牀，我問他，你這樣用手指算，好像點紅點綠。其實有人一走進來，你已經知道。換言之，他用手指這樣算是整古做怪，其實有人一走進來，其實已經知道，他頓時沒有說話。我問師父這對嗎，他頓時沒有說話，不敢答我。其實別人一望他，他已心中有數，他作狀算一算，這是點紅點綠。
02.01 In those years, I challenged my master. That led my colleagues condemned me despising the master. At that time, I asked my master a question when he was lying on the bed in a ward. I asked him if it is useless that you use fingers to calculate what will happen. I know that you really know once that person appears. In other words, using fingers to calculate is useless because you have known everything when that person appears. He suddenly paused talking and did not answer me. I asked my master if it is true. He ceased talking and dared not to answer me. Actually somebody looks at him; he has had some clues about that person indeed. Using fingers to calculate is such a

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useless gesture I would say.

02.43 所以我的同門師弟都不喜歡我，因為我專門揭穿他們。我又揭穿中聯辦，又揭穿其他人。因為我是個科學家，專門研究人體，直到好微細的層面我都會去研究。

02.43 That’s why my colleagues dislike me because I always uncover mysteries and lies, such as Liaison Office of the Central People's Government. As I am a scientist, I am dedicated to studying human body. I always study human body even at the very micro level.

02.56 因為你一定要知道，把身體的細節都弄得清晰通透，你才懂怎樣把身體修復。

02.56 Essentially, you could know how to repair your body only if you have known your body thoroughly.

03.01 你不能瞎猜，四両當一斤。對自己都不公平。所以，我教網友要飲一些好的水，弄個玉泉水飲，其實所費無幾，你每年買一些手袋、電話、修理汽車都花費幾萬元了。如果你把一萬幾千元都不捨得花在自己身上保艱養己，這樣神仙都幫不了你。如果連保養自己都不捨得花錢，這真的完全沒有智慧的行為，事實上你買無謂的東西都要花費的。
03.01 You cannot blindly guess it and tell lies. It is unfair to anybody even yourself. So, that’s why I teach you folks drinking better quality mineral water and making blessing mineral water with a pearl by yourself. Actually, those are not expensive at all. It is cheaper than what you buy handbags, smart phones and repairing your car which may cost you ten thousand dollars a year. If you do not want to spend a few thousand dollars on yourself to get healthy, god cannot help you I would say. If one 郭兆明博士 續談｢拍腳功｣

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http://www.farflunginfo.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2389&extra=&highlight=%E4%B8%AD%E8%A5%BF&page=1
以上為中文版本中西醫結合的中文字幕,


00:01 We should first give our appreciation to the people who have made or are going to make contribution to the knowledge of human health
00:17 Whatever nationality they are
00:20 We pay respect to them
00:24 The first question for all of you is:
00:28 Anyone knows how long is the history of Traditional Chinese Medicine?
00:32 Raise your hand
00:36 Since the term "Traditional Chinese Medicine" was created, or since the existence of Traditional Chinese Medicine was recognized, how long that history is?
00:47 And except the term "Traditional Chinese Medicine"
00:50 What else are able to represent Traditional Chinese Medicine?
00:55 Because Traditional Chinese Medicine has lots of its own characteristic, any synonyms of Traditional Chinese Medicine?
01:01 When such words or phrases are spoken people know it represents Traditional Chinese Medicine
01:06 You should go home and take a nap
01:09 There are serveral hundred kinds of Chinese medcial art
01:11 How could one single medical art represents Traditional Chinese Medicine?
01:17 OK it should be uncommon knowledge
01:25 Here are some introduction first
01:27 In terms of both Chinese and western medicine
01:29 The earliest emerged Traditional Chinese Medicine was called "The art of Qi and Huang"
01:33 which is based on Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon, where the conversation between Qi bo and Huang di was recorded
01:40 In Sanguo era there was a doctor whose name was Dongfeng (220-280)
01:44 He didn't charge money for treatment
01:47 But some gifts that he required
01:49 He requried every patient to plant a ginkgo
01:54 back in his garden
01:56 Therefore it got more and more ginkgo
01:58 Around the house, even the neighbouring houses, there are ginkgoes
02:03 That's why it is called "Ginkgo jungle"
02:04 You must have heard of it, "Ginkgo jungle master"
02:06 So "Ginkgo jungle" can stand for the spirit of Traditional Chinese Medicine
02:09 Another phrase representing Traditional Chinese Medicine is "The art of the green backpack"
02:16 A green back pack by its name
02:20 A story involving Hua tuo
02:22 At that time Hua tuo kindly spoke to Cao cao
02:24 About your headache, I can slit your skull
02:28 to treat your disease
02:31 While Cao cao thought Hua tuo tried to kill him in this way
02:33 So he delegated the order to behead Hua tuo, making Hua tuo to flee
02:37 But he was then caught and imprisoned
02:40 Before the execution
02:42 As there were many books about medicine in his green backpack
02:46 He left it for the warden
02:51 Who guarded the prison at night
02:53 The warden then took and returned some of the books to the government
02:59 And kept the rest for himself
03:03 That's how Hua tuo's medicical art was able to be spread out and passed on

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03:05 So when we mention Traditional Chinese Medicine passed from Hua tuo
03:08 we can say it is "The art of the green backpack"
03:11 which originated from Hua tuo
03:13 OK the 4th phrase for Traditional Chinese Medicine
03:16 As we all know, sometimes you can see it in Traditional Chinese Medicine stores
03:20 "Hanging pot aiding the world"
03:22 Have you heard about it?
03:24 Have you? Explain it? Anyone know the full story?
03:27 Of course it is related to a gourd, but there is further story
03:32 Yet it is 'pot' in that phrase
03:36 But not 'gourd' ('pot' and 'gourd' sounds the same in Chinese)
03:41 Who invented that?
03:43 How did the phrase come out?
03:46 We have to say more about it
03:53 In Han dynesty there was a man whose name was Fei Chang Fang
03:59 He was an ascetic and living a bit of monastic life
04:03 He was pretty idle and wandering around the street every day
04:06 One day he went into a barter
04:09 He saw an old man treating patients
04:13 Next to him there hanged a gourd
04:17 A bit larger in size than the normal ones
04:20 Everytime the old man finished diagnosing he probed his hand into the gourd
04:23 Brought some medicine out for the patient
04:26 He peeped him from a distance
04:29 Wondering "how could he put his hand into such a small gourd?"
04:33 It was just mysterious
04:38 He continued to observe the old man for a time until one day
04:42 Because he didn't see the old man charging any patients
04:45 He was very respectful to him
04:46 Wondering "He treated patients all day like that!"
04:48 Therefore he brought him some wine and good food
04:52 to serve the old man
04:56 The old man was very happy
04:58 and said, "Come here again tomorrow"
05:01 He did went there again the other day
05:06 The old man then held his hand
05:08 And jumped into the gourd together with him
05:13 After entering the gourd
05:15 It was another world
05:20 Extremely beautiful, like a paradise
05:22 He stayed there for 10 days
05:25 During that time the old man taught him lots of medical art and skills
05:27 within 10 days
05:30 His name is Fei Chang Fang, you can google it
05:34 When he was about to leave after ten days
05:37 The old man
05:40 asked him to pick up a stick from the corner
05:46 and said "You can go home sitting on the stick"
05:51 He thought the old man was teasing him
05:52 "How can I sit on such a small stick!"
05:55 The old man replied "Don't bother asking, just sit on it"
05:57 He then sat on the stick and got out of the gourd in a moment
05:59 and went straight back home after getting out
06:02 After getting back his mother had already been grey-haried

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06:05 His children had grown up
06:06 It turned out to be 10 years since he left
06:08 10 year... He stayed there for 10 days but in real life it was 10 years
06:11 Because of Fei some prescriptions were passed on
06:14 Rumor says after Fei had treated many patients in his late life
06:19 He disappeared
06:21 It is said that the old man come again, picked him up and disappeared together
06:27 But not died, you can google it
06:31 So that's the originality of Traditional Chinese Medicine
06:34 However it has been less than 200 years since Traditional Chinese Medicine got its formal name
06:42 less than 200 years
06:43 From 1827
06:46 Right after the Opium War in 1827
06:49 Westerners came to preach
06:52 They had a habit to treat patients for free when preaching
07:02 That time there was a ophthalmologist whose name was Guo Shu Lei
07:06 He is from East India Company
07:09 He established a hospital to treat diseases including eye diseases for free
07:13 and preaching as well
07:14 Later in China they were widely spread out as Christnaity
07:19 thereby claimed a lot of land from the goverment
07:21 and more hospitals were built
07:24 After that they started charging in high price
07:26 Nowadays the French hospitals in HK are doing the same thing! They keep charging more and more
07:29 For exampel, Baptist Hospital also came from the support of churches
07:32 At the beginning it was free, now the fee is getting higer and higher
07:36 The same situation at that time...
07:41 OK since our topic reached here
07:43 Let's take a pause and switch back to the history of origin
07:46 The orgin of western medicine
07:50 Who knows When did western medicine come into existence?
08:01 Sicne Traditional Chinese Medicine can date back to the emerge of Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon
08:11 in about 500 BC
08:15 Back then it was not called "Traditional Chinese Medicine", but "The art of Qi and Huang"
08:17 which was the conversation between Qi bo and Huang di
08:21 Almost at the same time in about 500 BC
08:25 Western medicine came on stage as well
08:31 It is
08:35 Western medicine started to develop
08:40 Starting from Chibolagadi(?)
08:43 Back then they adopted Vata (Wind), Pitta (Fire), and Kapha (Earth, water)
08:46 So I suspected that they had learned the medical art from ancient India and adopted it for use
08:52 In acient India
08:53 Because they were then using the system of Vata, Pitta and Kapha
08:55 in combined with bile or phlegm
09:01 or blood
09:04 So in 500 BC
09:09 There were many communal characteristic between acient Indian medicine and Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon
09:15 We used the five element system (metal, wood, water, fire, earth), they asserted the earth, water, fire and wind system
09:18 There is a principle here
09:21 For example when we are doing researches
09:23 For the scholar who is doing research
09:26 The target of the research is an object
09:28 It can be a bottle or an animal
09:30 Or other.. subjects
09:34 Mostly the research target is way different from the researcher himself or herself
09:42 Say if you investigate a cup, the cup is definitely not yourself (which is a human)
09:44 Definitely not, just few cases when the research targets are the same with the researcher
09:48 The only exception is the medical research
09:50 when the target under investigation and the researcher are the same thing
09:53 Because what you are investigating is a human!
09:56 In other words it is human who is doing research about human, a bizarre case isn't it?
10:01 Because usually they are different objects

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10:05 Well since they are the same
10:09 There is no need to classify eastern and western researchers
10:13 It is human that eastern researchers are investigating
10:15 Also it is human that western researchers are investing
10:18 Since then why
10:21 it evolved two different systems after developing for a long time?
10:23 Who knows the reason?  
10:31 The research objects are both human, why there are differences between two medical systems?
10:36 When did they begin to be parted? Why were they parted?
10:40 If we ellaborate on it today there would be much detail involved
10:43 You don't know too much about human body
10:48 If you don't even know a little about the method or treatment that the doctor is providing you with
10:57 It is just not appropriate
11:01 In other words you are just guessing
11:03 Whether the diagnosis from the doctor is correct or not
11:10 You are just guessing, or simply believing in the doctor without any reasons
11:14 Fine so what's the differece between Traditional Chinese Medicine and western medicine?
11:18 In 200 AD
11:25 Two figures appeared at the same time in China and in the west
11:28 Galen in the west
11:32 who discovered and influenced Human Embryology and Anatomy
11:45 So he started pursuing realistic proof
11:48 which is not simply pulse reading, guessing, observing the physical state, face, tongue, and so on
11:54 but to truly dissect the actual human body in a practical way
11:56 therefore he depicted the first figure of anatomy of human embryo
12:03 which was made public by Galen in 200 BC
12:08 That leaded western medicine to a way of pursuing realistic proofs and reasoning
12:15 they valued phisics and science of medicine, highlighting the scientific aspect
12:20 they pursued the microscopic world of everything
12:24 kept pursuing gradually, till 200 BC when Galen was active in western medicine
12:31 Right in the same era there was a figure named Zhang Zhongjing in China
12:34 In the same era
12:35 Zhang Zhongjing wrote Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Disease (Shanghan Lun) and Synopsis of Golden Chamber (Jinkui Lun)
12:41 More than 200 prescriptions in total were recorded in these two books
12:46 In all of the cases, realistic proof were not the way to diagnose the diseases
12:50 When a same patient is treated
12:52 Zhang Zhongjing relied on dialectical therapy, which is chronically used in Traditional Chinese Medicine
13:06 Or dialectical ideology and therapy
13:12 in which reasoning is based on sympton of the patient
13:15 From then on the split appeared
13:20 In 450 AD
13:24 The development of western medicine began to stagnate
13:28 It entered the one-thousand-year dark ages
13:33 The middle ages, when Europe fell into dark ages
13:40 wholely controlled by theocracy, no way to bring any enhancement or progress
13:43 It's all God's decision, you could review that history
13:46 The development of western medicine in Europe had been stagnant for a thousand years
13:50 which was the a-thousand-year dark ages of European history
13:53 During this period, smallpox appeared from about 160 AD
14:00 Smallpox resulted in the collapse of Roman empire

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14:05 Till 1979 the global eradication of smallpox was certified
14:08 The death toll was estimated to be a billion
14:13 a billion people was died of smallpox
14:14 From 1453
14:25 Nicolaus Copernicus, you should have all known from reading, the person who proposed Heliocentric theory
14:33 a model of the universe that placed the Sun rather than the Earth at the center of the universe
14:38 Meanwhile there was a doctor whose name was Andreas Vesalius
14:44 He renewed and perfected anatomy
14:50 From then on western medicine has been rapidly
14:53 Following that was Bacteriological, Cytology
14:57 delving deeper into the microscopic world
15:00 Nowadays the medicine has reached the level of submolecular research
15:05 followed by the genetic research
15:10 The knowledge in this aspect has always been developing rapidly
15:13 This area
15:16 So this is the basis of western medicine
15:20 they keep pursuing the realistic proof and ideology
15:25 which is very practical and realistic, every assumption or conclusion should be based on evidence
15:29 in hope for the explanation and a way of cure to a sympton in an extremely microscopic world
15:36 Since they try to obtain proof or evidence in such a microscopic world
15:40 In most of the cases they tend to assembly anything
15:44 Sometimes they dismantle a part of the body
15:46 and then install an object back, for example, heart
15:50 In other words, replacing components, because they adopt the microscopic ideology, you know?
15:55 which means they can replace this and replace that
15:58 For example replacing a piece of bone with a gum and reassembly it
16:02 This is the microscopic world
16:04 OK in China, in the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine
16:09 From Zhang Zhongjing it evolved and developed
16:15 In terms of treating smallpox, Traditional Chinese Medicine was more outstanding
16:19 In Tang and Song Dynesty, the treatment was already remarkable and many prestigious doctors were at that age
16:35 In Yuen Dynesty, there was a doctor whose surname was Wei, Wei Yilin
16:41 who invented a method to treat fracture by suspension
16:47 the prototype of the using stands to suspend your limbs on bed
16:52 Invented by Chinese, 600 years earlier than the westerners did
16:56 How did Chinese treat smallpox at that time?
17:01 That's why Traditional Chinese Medicine has saved countless lives
17:03 For western medicine it was very lately that vaccinia was invented
17:08 Infected a cattle with smallpox and extracted the vaccinia from milk, and then planted into the human body, in this way smallpox was controlled
17:14 Back then Chinese were clever treating smallpox
17:18 They collected the clothing that had been worn by a child who happened to be infected with smallpox
17:23 and made another healthy child wear it for a while
17:28 in this way infecting the child slightly with smallpox virus
17:32 so that antibody was created in the body of that child, the same mechanism as planting vaccinia
17:38 Is it a clever way or not? They already thought of that before
17:42 In addition they extracted the smallpox virus from child's body and plant it in other people's nostrils, sinus vaccines
17:51 Therefore back then there was a "Sinus Bureau" set up in China
17:55 which was specialized for smallpox
17:59 They were operated in a pretty meticulous way
18:03 They set different doses for differnt children
18:10 based on gender, height, weight, season, and some other factors
18:15 to adjust the dose of medicine and the duration of clothes being worn
18:20 also there were full follow-up for the patients
18:23 OK that's it for this session
18:26 Now I'll continue to talk about the history of some origin, if you are not clear about the it
18:32 you could not understand the conflicts between western medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine
18:36 In the Traditional Chinese Medicine system a lot of famous doctors emerged till Qin Dynasty
18:47 For example, Sun Simiao, Li Shizhen, Ye Tianshi, Wu Gutong, etc.
18:52 Doctors in a national level, from Ming Dynasty all the way through Qin Dynasty
18:56 You can search them in the internet
18:57 Many famous doctors appeared in different dynasties
19:01 A widely spread saying at that time in China

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19:08 "If you cannot be a good prime minister, you should be a good doctor"
19:11 If I don't do well enough in the imperial examination system to get a position in a government which can garantee a prosperous future
19:15 not good enough to be a prime minister, I can still be a doctor the save lives
19:19 the idea was very good
19:24 For Traditional Chinese Medicine as the history went on till the start of late Qin Dynasty
19:32 Western knowledge stepped on stage in China
19:36 the Meiji Reform, Japan was involved here
19:39 Before MEiji Reform
19:42 Japanese adopted "Han Medicine", which was also Traditional Chinese Medicine
19:45 After Meiji Reform Traditional Chinese Medicine was completely overthrown
19:48 Also Han study, Han medicine, were all overthrown, and thoroughly introduced and adopted western medicine
19:53 Back in China, after the Fourth Movement
19:55 Because western culture kept spreading to China
19:58 People began to admire foreign culture
20:00 From exclusion and resistance at the beginning
20:04 resistant to western knowledge, to gradually accpeted
20:08 After the acceptance Traditional Chinese Medicine was about to be overthown as well
20:11 Because they thought Traditional Chinese Medicine is not "scientific"
20:14 The main reason to overthrow Traditional Chinese Medicine was it being not "scientific"
20:19 Until late Qin Dynasty
20:25 A person with great knowledge appeared
20:29 Do you know who first took the lead to intensely oppose Traditional Chinese Medicine?
20:37 I bet none of you knows because it is uncommon knowledge
20:42 His surname was Yu
20:47 (Some explanation of character Yu)
20:49 His name was Yu Yue, (Some explanation of character Yue)
20:54 He was a Sinology master
20:58 Teacher of Zhang Taiyan
21:02 He was born in 1827, died in 1907 at the age of 80
21:09 very famous
21:11 Teacher of Zhang Taiyan, isn't he knowledgeable!
21:15 Then why did he set up his mind to oppose Traditional Chinese Medicine?
21:18 He had a role as an editor in Hanlin Academy
21:24 Very knowledgeable, you can search about him on the internet
21:29 Later he offended someone in the bureau and it was Zeng Guofan who saved him
21:36 He then left the bureau and start propagating knowledge everywhere
21:39 He had excellent knowledge but he was not a doctor and couldn't treate patients
21:45 Then why did he oppose Traditional Chinese Medicine?
21:47 He was active in East China (regions of Zhejiang, Shanghai now) and gave teachings all around
21:50 had many students, as many as Confucius did, about 3000
21:54 This was Yu Yue, a Sinology master
21:58 His wife played an important role here, he was married at the age of 19, and his wife died when he was 59
22:04 He blamed it all on the doctor who could not cure his wife
22:07 It was a couple with deep affection to each other
22:11 Here's an example of how deep the affection was between the couple
22:13 Once a tooth of his wife's was shed, he kept it in a cup rather than throwing it away
22:18 Waiting until he lost a teech as well and he buried both together
22:23 Isn't it interesting? Dug a hole and get buried together, even just teeth!
22:27 So when his wife died he was extremely miserable, few years after her death
22:32 His oldest son died as well
22:34 Who took the role as Tongzhi (deputy) in the bureau in Henan Province
22:39 Later his second oldest son
22:41 because of infectious diseases
22:43 couldn't get healed, turned to be lunatic
22:47 Series of tragedies made him believe that his family was ruined by incompetent doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine
22:53 Messing around in vain, resulting in an unhappy life of his
22:57 Therefore he harboured all the resentment toward Traditional Chinese Medicine
23:02 blamed all of the responsibility on the doctors, he searched and read many books and references
23:07 wrote a book named "Suo Qiao Bian Yin"
23:11 the first book criticizing Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon
23:14 refuting the content of Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon sentence by sentence
23:17 lecturing everywhere to refute Traditional Chinese Medicine, triggering much attention and discussion
23:23 Several years after his death in 1907
23:29 In 1913
23:40 The first disaster of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China came
23:47 The Ministry of education in the National government proposed
23:52 "The leave-out of Traditional Chinese Medicine", you can search it online
23:57 "The leave-out of Traditional Chinese Medicine", which means all of the subjects, six subjects
24:01 Science, engineering, etc. It is allowed to establish a separate department for these subjects
24:06 except Traditional Chinese Medicine
24:11 When the policy were announced it cause huge opposition
24:15 The situation exacerbated and some of them proposed petitions
24:19 proposed petitionsto the Nanjing government
24:23 After the petition
24:25 Led by Yu Botao
24:28 The Minister of Education then was Hong Daxie
24:33 He studied in Japan
24:36 The Minister of Education
24:37 He by no means approved the existence of government authorized Traditional Chinese Medicine college
24:48 After his successful rebutal he aimed also to eliminate Traditional Chinese Medicine, to stop the inheriting of this knowledge
24:53 disconnection between generation
24:55 If no teachers or schools could teach it, it could become unpopular and go into extinction generation by generation
24:59 directly anniliate Traditional Chinese Medicine and its propagation, and turn all into western medicine colleges
25:03 Later Yu Botao managed to
25:05 maintain the privilege to set up private schools for Traditional Chinese Medicine
25:09 "If the government doesn't set up, the private individuals and organization do" That gave the permission for continuing Traditional Chinese Medicine college
25:13 The dicussion started from 1913
25:19 This was the first disaster for Traditional Chinese Medicine, the government not only rejected to to approve fund for schools
25:27 but also hardly recognize the degree
25:28 If it was set up by private individuals or organization, the degree was just a record, the students were developed their career in their own way without any encouragement or support from the government
25:41 Then the disput and discussion continued until the calamity came
25:46 In 1929, the real disaster came
25:52 Led by the grand-student (student of the student) of Yu Yue
25:57 A grand-student of Yu Yue came on stage out of the blue
26:02 named Yu Yunyou

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26:08 (some explanations for his name)
26:11 He had also studied medicine in Japan for 11 years
26:14 A student of Zhang Taiyan's
26:17 proposed a bill to the government
26:21 Abolishment of Traditional Chinese Medicine
26:23 Not just a "leave-out", but also a direct abolishment!
26:27 No diagnozing, no advertising, no licence, no business running
26:32 An absolute root out
26:36 The matter got more attention and response
26:47 The premier then was Wang Jingwei
26:54 He supported the bill
26:57 Because he also used to study in Japan
27:00 So did the Minister of Education Ge Minyi
27:06 Only the Legislative Yuan, who was Sun Yat-sen's son
27:10 He supported the bill of legislations of Traditional Chinese Medicine
27:15 That was to legislate and recognize the importance of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which certainly caused contradiction
27:18 Intense debate were carried out between Executive Yuan and legislature
27:22 The Executive Yuan even passed the motion of abolishing Traditional Chinese Medicine
27:27 A sensational case
27:35 Since it got huge public attention
27:39 Someone came up with an idea to settle it down
27:42 How about operating a contest
27:46 A contest to treat patients
27:50 Let's collect some cases and see which medicine can heal the sickness better, so that we could stop arguing
27:53 Kong Bohua, one of the four famous doctors in Beijing, was asked to participate in the contest on behalf of Traditional Chinese Medicine
27:58 12 patients were collected from the hospital
28:02 Six patients were first chosen by the western medicine side, the remaning six for the Traditional Chinese Medicine side
28:06 six patients for each side
28:08 As it was known that Yu Yunzhou
28:13 became the president of Shanghai western medicine union after he came back from Japan
28:22 He chose 12 patients and 6 first for the western medicine side
28:27 the other 6 that were most difficult to treat were left for Traditional Chinese Medicine side
28:30 There were infectious disease, asthma, and so on
28L36 Serious fever... These patients were left for Traditional Chinese Medicine side to treat
28:39 Kong Bohua was selected as the main doctor for Traditional Chinese Medicine side
28:44 Incredibly soon he healed all the patients' diseases
28:45 much quicker than the western medicine side who had chosen the ones that they thought were easy to treat
28:50 So Traditional Chinese Medicine won a battle
28:51 The vicotry cause huge sensation in Traditional Chinese Medicine profession
28:55 Why was it such a sensation?
28:59 Because if Traditional Chinese Medicine was abolished then the pharmacuetical business would also have bad days
29:03 As no one buys Traditional Chinese Medicine any more, that would be huge trouble
29:08 But it won so they were pleased about that
29:09 they survived their business
29:11 people continued to buy Traditional Chinese Medicine
29:14 if Chinsese medicine are abolished the medical material companies would be bankrupting
29:17 Yet it didn't convice Wang Jingwei as he had passed the bill of abolishing it
29:22 But the fortune for Traditional Chinese Medicine came timely
29:27 It was really more or less from God's plot
29:30 The mother in law of Wang Jingwe suddenly suffered from dysentery
29:36 She had diarrhoea which nearly led to a prolapse of rectum
29:40 She just kept excreting and couldn't stop
29:43 Wang Jingwei was then the Dean of Executive Yuan
29:48 He could find whatever doctors he wanted
29:50 Almost all of the doctors from western medicine across the country were asked to make treatment for his mother in law, but no one succeeded
29:56 Luckily Wang Jingwei was very obedient to his wife
29:59 He didn't allow it be treated by Traditional Chinese Medicine
30:01 His wife was dissented, "No way you bastard, my mum was so sick, how dare you don't even let Traditional Chine

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30:07 She was so furious about that and almost tried to beat Wang Jingwei
30:11 She even got him away from home, kept blaming him, "Do you want to watch my mum die in that way?"
30:14 Finally he asked a doctor from Traditional Chinese Medicine to treat his mother in law
30:17 The doctor was Shi Jinmo from Beijing
30:22 One of the four most famous doctor, equally listed with Kong Bohua
30:25 Chen Bijun
30:27 who was Wang Jingwei's wife
30:29 invited him to treat her mother
30:32 Shi jinmo
30:35 had a humble and cautious personality
30:41 He never spoke over the fact
30:44 He often told the patiens, "I can make some prescription for you to try..."
30:47 However, he was a bit abnormal this time
30:50 After he finished diagnozing, he left 10 doses of medicine
30:54 turned his back and got away at once
30:57 Wang's family was puzzled and asked, "So what's the matter? How would it be after taking those 10 doses?"
31:03 Shi Jinmo confidently answered
31:04 After taking 2 doses she can stop the diarrhoea
31:06 After 5 doses she start eating again
31:08 After 10 doses she can walk around
31:11 he left after saying so
31:14 It was really the case, she stopped diarrhoea after 2 doses
31:17 started eating after 5 doses
31:19 got fully healed after 10 doses
31:22 Wang Jingwei couldn't speak a word
31:25 But it was not an end
31:27 At that time celebrity Hu Shi also opposed Traditional Chinese Medicine
31:30 HU Shi was very well known
31:34 He and his followers also opposed Traditional Chinese Medicine
31:37 Because they were making advocation in the Fourth Movement
31:41 Learn from the west in all aspects
31:44 Who could have known that it was Hu Shi's turn to suffer from a really bad illness, he got oedema all across his body
31:48 A kind of oedema suspected to be diabetes
31:52 He asked Lu Zhong'an to heal his disease, after unsuccessful treatments by western medicine
31:56 Lu used Astragalus to heal his disease
32:01 A narrow escape for Hu Shi
32:03 After that Traditional Chinese Medicine side won the debate
32:06 Not until
32:08 1936 did the Legislature formally set up a bill related to Traditional Chinese Medicine
32:17 It was the first time the Chinese enclose the noun "Traditional Chinese Medicine"
32:21 into national legislative documents
32:25 which means it was recognized, similar to the Hong Kong Goverment Gazette
32:29 The noun "Traditional Chinese Medicine" appeared
32:31 which had constitutional status
32:33 In 1936, unfortunately
32:37 Though the bill about Traditional Chinese Medicine was passed
32:39 Japan began its invasion in China in 1937
32:42 It was chaotic during wartime
32:45 So even though the bill was passed, Traditional Chinese Medicine actually didn't acquire furhter development
32:51 Since then Chinese medical art was stagnant
32:54 Back then the precious medical technique and knowledge left by
32:57 Ye Tianshi, Li Shizhen in the late Qin Dynasty was not properly spread and developed
33:03 When did Traditional Chinese Medicine begin flourishing?
33:06 Only after 1949 when the revolution succeeded under the lead of Mao Zedong
33:10 A new Chinese government was established, China began to be ruled by the Communist Party
33:16 Because when Mao Zedong was leading the revolution
33:19 the doctors following the army mostly practised Traditional Chinese Medicine
33:23 serving the army by following
33:27 Many Traditional Chinese Medicine practisioners followed and take part in the revolution
33:30 So they were very familiar with the Traditional Chinese Medicine
33:33 Often they followed their instructions to take herbs, prescriptions, medicated wine or fix and wrap a fractured bone, etc., already knew something about Traditional Chinese Medicine
33:42 Till 1950s, Yu Yunzhou hadn't given in his prejudice on Traditional Chinese Medicine
33:51 another plan was made
33:53 Yet this time not to abolish Traditional Chinese Medicine
33:55 but to reform Traditional Chinese Medicine
33:59 He proposed to abbolish Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1929
34:03 which wasn't passed and a series of debate and challenge were made
34:05 After PRC were established he became a member of the Health Committee