From the Westernization Movement to Chinese and Western medicine Huitong.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 From the ‘Westernization Movement’ to ‘Chinese and Western medicine Huitong’ [Abstract] After the Second Opium War, initiated by Li and others ‘Westernization Movement’ failed to save the decline of the Qing government, which will eventually end in failure. ‘Chinese and Western medicine Huitong’ is a traditional medicine by modern Western medicine has been the impact of the emergence of a purpose of integration of Chinese and Western medicine, two kinds of academic schools, and its period of nearly a century, achieved very little. However, when we abandon some of the inherent prejudices, put them in the long course of historical development, to seriously look at, is not there will be some new understanding of it? ‘Westernization Movement’ of the positive significance of that? ‘Chinese and Western medicine Huitong’ What is the impact on future generations of medicine? Between the two there is no intrinsic link? This article a few questions on the above to make a few personal views. [Keywords:] the Westernization Movement in the History of Medicine Western Huitong Second half of the 19th century to the early 20th century, Western medicine in China spread and development of a direct impact on our inherent in traditional medicine, some ideas of more enlightened physicians began to make efforts to explore ways and means to combine the two, who write books that express their own views and experiences, and gradually formed a new academic genre - the Western Cathay faction. Western Huitong ideas can be traced back to the late Ming, the then well-known scientists, thinkers Xu Guangqi and Matteo Ricci and other Western missionaries in the interaction process, come to realize the importance of Huitong West, he says Sifa ‘desire Chao-sheng, must be able to pass, will pass the first, must be translated ‘, that is first learning, then pass by the’ will pass’ and ‘normalized’, finally achieve the ‘super-W’ [1]. The first to put forward ‘in the Weste