Traditional Chinese Medicine Records

"Records of Traditional Chinese Medicine" is an epic work of traditional Chinese medicine that spans 125 years of history. It takes the medical practice experience of the protagonist Huazhong and his family for five generations as the main line, and truly reproduces the rise and fall of traditional Chinese medicine from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China to the 2020s, as well as the inheritance and innovation of traditional Chinese medicine. From the first head-to-head confrontation between Chinese and Western medicine during the Great Plague in Northeast China in 1910, to the national protests triggered by the "Abolition of Traditional Chinese Medicine Case" in 1929; from the tragic epic of Chinese medicine saving lives and healing the wounded during the Anti-Japanese War, to the exploration of the integration of Chinese and Western medicine after the founding of the People's Republic of China; from the survival crisis faced by traditional Chinese medicine, to the introduction of traditional Chinese medicine to the world in the 21st century - "Records of Traditional Chinese Medicine" is not only a history of family inheritance, but also a history of medical culture of the Chinese nation. The protagonist Hua Zhong grew up from a traditional Chinese medicine apprentice who grew up in war to a master of traditional Chinese medicine. He spent his whole life guarding the ancient knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. Finally, at the age of 100, he compiled his lifelong medical experience and the medical records of five generations of his family into the book "Traditional Chinese Medicine Records" and left it to future generations.