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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Analysis of traditional Chinese medicine prescription treatment of depression Abstract: In traditional Chinese medicine prescription treatment of depression has a very long history of clinical disease is a prescription medication flexible, and have achieved satisfactory results. However, Chinese medicine treatment of depression prescription is scattered in a large number of ancient Chinese medicine, there is no self-contained, yet the lack of a comprehensive and systematic collation and analysis of the excavation. In this paper, the main medical unit collected works of ancient and famous physicians of the prescription treatment of depression, preliminary Analysis of traditional Chinese medicine prescription treatment of depression side features of the election, trying to explore and reveal the treatment of depression prescription medicine the scientific connotation of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions in order to enrich science-related academic content, enhance the comprehensive Chinese medicine treatment of depression treatment. To effectively guide the clinical treatment of depression medication side selected to provide a theoretical basis. Keywords:: depression; by party; treatment to write papers Depression in medicine, and there is no corresponding name of disease, but the basis of clinical symptoms, disease prognosis and so on, attribution of this disease in TCM’s ‘Melancholia’ category. Chinese medicine from the perspective of many more diseases and symptoms of the relationship between the characteristics of play to the overall concept and the characteristics of syndrome differentiation and treatment, clinical drug side flexible and diverse selection, and achieved satisfactory results, are the following analysis. An understanding of traditional Chinese medicine for depression Depression in Chinese medicine, the case of ‘emotional disease’ in the ‘Melancholia’. ‘Yu’ is made from the ‘Nei Jing’. The concept of Melancho