Zhu Yan 1954: We must also avert research in the lines of doctrinarism. Sitting in the office and only drawing a circle on a piece of paper, write a few books or make a few plans. Only hear the thunder but can’t see that it is raining. Attempting this kind of idle research to achieve practical results is not needed. Lastly, we must avert a lofty and arrogant style of research. Take the upcoming research steps, not follow current needs and instead just desire to create something new and be different, or follow one’s own interests and research them, this also cannot attain a satisfactory result. 7) Conclusion Chinese medicine research must fall under the guide of dialectic materialism. Only after mastering the thinking process behind this weapon that one can avert erroneous tendencies. We must recognize clearly Chinese medicine’s special qualities and its position in present times. What is effective must be promoted, what is refuse must be discarded. Its progress steps must use practical efficacy as its guide advancing and reforming treatment and herbs’ formulation styles, combining clinical applications and their observations with experimentation and, with that, determining efficacy rates. We must change it in a way to fit with collectivism and, at the same time, avert empty talk and lofty and arrogant behavior. We must be earnest and down to earth, starting point should be reality and, like this, we will take Chinese medicine and advance it one step forward.
Posted on: Fri, 26 Dec 2014 00:49:11 +0000
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