Third climax: A record of the exchange of traditional Chinese medicine and pharmacy of the new China with foreign countries

Author: Liu Hongze
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Publishing Date: 1997-10-01
Features: A single silver needle enables the curled hand of the Yemeni king to stretch freely; An 80-year-old traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioner cures the nation on the occasion of Myanmar's founding, earning cheers from the crowd; The Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh's eyesight is restored by acupuncture, bringing fame to the Wei family; When the Yemeni President Rubeiy suffers from severe cervical spondylosis with no available treatment, the TCM physician's bone-setting therapy "stirs up a giant wave" in the Gulf; In the Malacca Palace, the President offers a monthly salary of 10,000 U.S. dollars to retain a Chinese physician, but is politely refused; The unique, globally renowned moist wound healing therapy of TCM creates a sensation worldwide, attracting patients from across the ocean to seek treatment in China.
The miraculous and highly effective traditional Chinese medicine has launched an attack on the feared AIDS, drawing patients from the other side of the ocean to pursue treatment in China. A series of heart-stirring miracles of humanity and songs of saving lives and healing the sick compose the achievements of New China's TCM in international exchanges, creating a glorious century.
This book records the moving stories of TCM masters dispatched by the government to treat the ailments of world leaders and celebrities since the founding of New China; introduces the experiences of medical groups or individuals in teaching abroad, visiting foreign countries, and participating in international conferences; and reflects on the winding path of TCM in promoting foreign economic and trade development over the years. It is a documentary work with novel themes, rich and detailed information, vivid descriptions, and illustrations. The book is highly readable and holds significant value for research and collection. Most of the historical facts are unpublished. Among the photographs, the group photos of the Chinese medical team with Edgar Snow's family and the Chinese medical team with Ho Chi Minh are particularly precious.