Analysis of the essential character and multiple dimension complex of the traditional Chinese medicine thinking pattern
Qiang Wang
Abstract
Qiang Wang
Abstract
The nature,diversity,multilevel nature and limitation of ‘Xiang’ thought,union of ‘Xing’ and ‘Shen’,‘Qi’ monism were discussed in this article.There should be some image formation of ‘Xiang’ thought.The nature of ‘Xiang’ in TCM is a kind of message that can be transferred between the subjective and objective.So the called 'the body and the spirit union' and ‘constitution’ theory is misunderstanding of the relationship between the body and the spirit.And it lead to the wrong concept of ‘9 kind of constitution’ that confused the constitution and the psychology.‘Qi’ has the non-material character,complementary and coexisting character of ‘Qi’ monism and 'Qi'pluralism is the whole character of Chinese traditional thought.
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The nature,diversity,multilevel nature and limitation of ‘Xiang’ thought,union of ‘Xing’ and ‘Shen’,‘Qi’ monism were discussed in this article.There should be some image formation of ‘Xiang’ thought.The nature of ‘Xiang’ in TCM is a kind of message that can be transferred between the subjective and objective.So the called 'the body and the spirit union' and ‘constitution’ theory is misunderstanding of the relationship between the body and the spirit.And it lead to the wrong concept of ‘9 kind of constitution’ that confused the constitution and the psychology.‘Qi’ has the non-material character,complementary and coexisting character of ‘Qi’ monism and 'Qi'pluralism is the whole character of Chinese traditional thought.
Key concepts: Monism, Character (mathematics), Constitution, Pluralism (philosophy), Epistemology, Traditional medicine, Diversity (politics), Psychology