Wei Lu-xia
Abstract
Generally speaking,Taoism and Chinese medicine take same philosophy of the unity of man and nature.However,Chinese medicine,based on Neijing,claims common law of man and nature,which offers theoretical reference for Wang Run's materialism.There are three main states including air,man and life.It is not just an still existence but change all time.
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Generally speaking,Taoism and Chinese medicine take same philosophy of the unity of man and nature.However,Chinese medicine,based on Neijing,claims common law of man and nature,which offers theoretical reference for Wang Run's materialism.There are three main states including air,man and life.It is not just an still existence but change all time.
Key concepts: Taoism, Traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese philosophy, Materialism, Philosophy, Epistemology, Traditional medicine, Law