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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Classification and properties of traditional Chinese medicine the effectiveness of the internal between systems Study Author: Wang Fu Yong Yao Hongwu Liu Yan Zeng Nanxiashu thick forest [Abstract] of Chinese Medicine published the ‘clinical medicine’ materials modeled on statistical analysis of 326 kinds of commonly used classification and the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine traditional Chinese medicine herbs (performance) the correlation between the summed up the law, proposed for the in-depth exploration of Chinese medicine herbs theory, the scientific connotation of providing research ideas. The results showed that different types of traditional Chinese medicine has a specific ‘four nature - Gomi - go through - the role of trend’ (medicinal system) architecture, is intrinsically linked with the effectiveness of, and has regularity. Therefore, the effectiveness of advocates for the clue, grasp the effects of the medicine by category system architecture features, to explore the intrinsic relationship between individual performance, discipline and attention to the material basis for each type of drugs in the herbal system, the specificity of expression of its biological effects, hierarchical nature of science interpretation of traditional Chinese medicine ‘sex - effect’ content. [Keywords:] clinical pharmacy; the effectiveness of classification; medicinal system; regularity The theory of traditional Chinese medicine herbs are the formation and development are the fathers, long-term medical practice, the absorption corresponding to its age and social sciences, natural sciences academic thought and way of thinking, and to yin and yang, the five elements, organs such as the meridian theory of traditional Chinese medicine theory as a guide , based on drug effects on the human body express a variety of physiological and pathological information, particularly the clinical effects of drugs constantly be refined, sublimated, and the