Quality of Life in China

直接治愈内脏疾病，提高器官功能

加速伤口愈合，消除外部感染

强化骨骼结构，预防关节退化

调整气血，缓解肌肉疼痛

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增强免疫力、抗菌消炎

补肾益精、增加体力

提升精神状态、驱散寒气

和解诸药、调和剂性

It was declared unscientific and banned nationwide.

It was completely replaced by Western medical practices.

Its techniques remained unchanged despite political upheaval.

It gained renewed interest and was integrated with Western medicine.

Huangdi’s "The Inner Canon of Huangdi."

Li Shizhen’s "Compendium of Materia Medica."

Zhang Zhongjing’s "Treatise on Cold Pathogenic and Miscellaneous Diseases."

Sun Simiao's "Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold for Emergencies."

Tai chi exercises.

Acupuncture.

Moxibustion treatments.

Cupping therapy.

Buildings are designed with balanced light and shadow areas reflecting harmony between Yin (dark) and Yang (light).

High-rise buildings dominate skylines irrespective of traditional philosophies like Yin-Yang theory.

Structures are predominantly painted red as it's considered an auspicious color unrelated to Yin-Yang balance.

Feng Shui principles are ignored in favor of modernist architecture trends globally adopted.

Strengthening cardiovascular endurance exclusively.

Harmonizing qi flow throughout the body.

Enhancing intellectual capacity through meditation.

Increasing flexibility without regard to internal conditions.

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The establishment of state-funded TCM universities exclusively for urban populations.

Mandatory transition from TCM to Western medicine for all healthcare workers.

The introduction of barefoot doctors who practiced TCM among peasants.

Banning private practice leading all physicians towards hospital employment only.