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中医整体观念（Holistic concept of Chinese Medicine） Holistic concept of Chinese Medicine The whole is unity and integrity. Chinese medicine attaches great importance to human own unity, integrity and its relationship with nature, it holds that the human body is an organic whole, formed between all the parts of the body, the structure is indivisible, and are functionally coordinated, mutual use of the pathological interaction. At the same time, it is also recognized that the human body is closely related to the natural environment. Human beings are able to adapt themselves to the nature and transform nature, and maintain the normal life activities of the organism. The unity of the internal and external environment, the idea of the whole body itself is called the whole concept. The concept of holism in traditional Chinese medicine is mainly embodied in two aspects: first, the human body is an organic whole; two, it is considered that there is a close connection between human beings and the environment. The human body is composed of a number of organs, tissues and organs, they have their own different physiological functions, and these different physiological functions and are an integral part of the overall activities, which determines the overall unity of the body, decided between them in the physical connection, interaction, coordination in order to maintain the balance of physiological activities, interaction in the pathology caused pathological reaction complex. The whole connection or influence is realized by the five zang organs as the center and through the liaison function of the meridian system. It is embodied in physiology, pathology, diagnosis and treatment. (1) in physiology, they are interrelated and mutually restricted Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the viscera and skin, muscle, bone, meat, pulse and other forms, there are organic and the relationship between the mouth and nose, tongue, eyes, ears, and two Yin orifices, form a whole, to complete the