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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Application of the theory of traditional Chinese medicine colored [Abstract] Chinese five-color theory is an integral part of traditional Chinese medicine Five Elements Theory, are often neglected. In this paper, from the diagnosis, treatment and guidance of dietary regimen described in three aspects, so that it can better be brought into play and use. [Keywords:] Chinese five-color theory; Application Is colored blue, red, yellow, white, black and five kinds of colors, traditional Chinese medicine theory, the earliest colored from ‘Nei Jing’ is an integral part of the Five Elements theory. The West is now applied color therapy and food nutrition, it is colored reproduction of the theory of traditional Chinese medicine has long been the use of the different characteristics of five colors to correspond to the human body for health and treatment of disease. A theoretical sources Five Elements theory is based on metal, wood, water, fire, earth five kinds of material and abstract features to summarize a variety of things in their relationship between allelopathy to explain a variety of things and phenomena of the universe, the relationship between balance and coordination. The five elements with five-color begins ‘Yizhoushu small open arms’. ‘Small open-arms’ record of the Duke of Zhou Dan’s words:’ the Duke of Zhou Dan Says: In my text test, Shun-ming, 3 pole, bow is 4 inspections, along with the five elements. The five elements: a black bit of water, two red-Bit fire, three Cang bits of wood, four white-bit gold, 5 yellow bits earth. ‘This is the Five Elements with the earliest colored documented. The five elements theory of things according to the characteristics of the five elements are classified, the five elements and five-five, the five colors, five gas and five internal organs such as linked to the human body and external environment to form a whole. ‘Su Wen Yin and Yang should be as big theory’ goes: ‘the East wind, the wind Nar