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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Realistic collision and docking with the traditional - read Treatise on Modern Interpretation [Abstract] exogenous disease from the traditional and modern disease of the modern Six interpreted Syndrome, see the disease on the clinical aspects of the concrete, etc., on the lt;lt;treatise on the modern interpretation ofgt;gt; the contents of the book made a brief introduction to the Western final clash in theory and in practice the docking for the title, their opinions, to broad ideas. [Keywords:] Treatise on the Treatise on the modern interpretation of Six Syndrome Abstract: It reiterates from several aspects of detailed analysis on clinical symptoms of traditional exopathy disease and modern infectious diseases, modern explanation to six channels diseases, makes brief introduction to the content of “Modern Unscramble to Febrile Disease”, finally it puts forwards suggestion and thought with subject of theoretic collision and practical connection of TCM and WM. Keywords:: Febrile Disease, modern scramble, six channels disease As always in reading lt;lt;Treatise ongt;gt; the original one, it is necessary to attach importance to the records of ancient literature, but also the face of modern clinical practice, we can make purely from the perspective of the traditional understanding of the problem, sometimes involuntarily The modern use of existing knowledge to think and analyze problems. When we look at from a modern point of view the content of the literature in the past, the collision and docking will be generated. This is actually a very natural, and sometimes not easy to avoid problem. A traditional and modern disease exogenous disease The traditional treatment of exogenous fever and the accumulated experience of both the modern understanding of infectious diseases, can communicate, and how to communicate, which is a considerable number of people very concerned, “lt;treatise on the modern interpretation ofgt;gt; a cer