July 14, 2022 is the "Chinese Culture Experience Day" of Aldrich Bay Government Primary School. In order for the students to have a deeper understanding of the essence of Chinese culture, Principal Cui Jiaxiang specially invited "Tianyi Seamless", a local Chinese medicine culture promotion organization. A half-day experience activity was held for the third-grade students, which transformed the school into a modern Chinese medicine hall. The students could not only know and touch various Chinese medicines, but also have a better understanding of the modern Chinese medicine Baizigui; they could also experience the latest Chinese medicine technology, come Detecting physical constitution and meridian balance and "brain wave instrument" to detect brain health and psychological status, so that there is more evidence for traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment. Finally, students will learn about the technology of traditional Chinese medicine brewing and life application skills. , Let's work together to make pure Chinese medicine mosquito repellent cream, which is used for mosquito repellent and insect control during summer outings.
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Cui Jiaxiang, the principal of Aldrich Bay Government Primary School, said that under the epidemic, he cherishes the days when they can go to class together. The special experience day is to let students know more about traditional Chinese culture through first-hand experience.
"It is said that reading 10,000 books is not as good as traveling 10,000 miles. Personal experience is invaluable. During the epidemic, when it becomes more difficult to go out to experience, we will move various activities to the school to experience it. Of course, traditional Chinese medicine is indispensable to understand the essence of Chinese culture. Therefore, We specially invited "Tianyi Seamless" to hold a unique experience tour for the third-year students."
On the day of the event, Master Joe, the interview director of the TV program "Looking Around", was invited as the host. Joe, who has a son and a daughter, loves children. He tried his best to bring 125 third-grade students through time on the spot, and took half a day to come and go. Thousands of years of traditional Chinese medicine culture.
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As one of the speakers of the event, Dr. Li Chunyuan, a registered Chinese medicine practitioner of "Energy Dao", pointed out that Chinese medicine is not only a culture, but also a testimony of "living".
"Traditional Chinese medicine is not history but the present. After thousands of years of evolution, traditional Chinese medicine has continued to use the ancient wisdom and healing theory to the point that it is still used every day, but with the addition of modern technology for diagnosis and treatment, it has brought Chinese medicine into line with the world, in a language that both China and the West understand. Let's talk about the subtleties of Chinese medicine." Another natural medicine physician of "Energy Dao", Liu Peiwen, said that the detection of brain waves is not only interesting but also closely related to traditional Chinese medicine.
"Essence, qi and spirit in Chinese medicine are closely related to brain waves, including sleep, emotion, wisdom, spirituality, tranquility, etc. in Chinese medicine. Mastering brain wave data can be used as an aid for Chinese medicine diagnosis."
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Zhu Licheng, a master of Chinese pharmacy who is responsible for telling students about Chinese pharmacy, is also the managing director of the Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Service Center. Zhu Licheng said that supporting the popularization of Chinese medicine has always been one of their ideas, and brought a mobile Baizi cabinet to show students the four commonly used medicines. More than ten Chinese medicines.
"Modern Chinese medicine is developing rapidly. Allowing students to experience Chinese herbal medicine and Chinese medicine in various dosage forms can help inspire their interest. It is the most important part to combine Chinese medicine with life." Wang Fanping, a Chinese pharmacist, was in charge. He taught the students to understand the principles of mosquito repellents that are often used in daily life, and then worked with them to make their own mosquito repellent cream.
The 3-hour activity was over in a blink of an eye, and the students all said that the activity was full and interesting. Besides having a great time, they also hoped to have an "experience day" every day.
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