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Wang Qi, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, spent nearly half a century sorting the human body into nine types. Our constitution is like soil, he says. Treat the soil, and you treat what grows in it, rather than chasing diseases separately.
For thousands of years, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has focused on preventive care to keep people healthy before they fall ill. Today, acupuncture is practiced in clinics worldwide. As Wang notes, its global reach is simple: it works.
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Supervisor: Zhang Jingwen
Producer: Yang Sha
Directors and editors: Xu Wen, Zhang Yuying, Zhong Xia
Videographers: Zhang Siqi
Copy Editors: Qin Xiaohu, Wang Dewei, John Goodrich, Zhang Yuying, Shanaaz Prince, Zhao Ying
Wang Qi, an academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, spent nearly half a century sorting the human body into nine types. Our constitution is like soil, he says. Treat the soil, and you treat what grows in it, rather than chasing diseases separately.
For thousands of years, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has focused on preventive care to keep people healthy before they fall ill. Today, acupuncture is practiced in clinics worldwide. As Wang notes, its global reach is simple: it works.
Supervisor: Zhang Jingwen
Producer: Yang Sha
Directors and editors: Xu Wen, Zhang Yuying, Zhong Xia
Videographers: Zhang Siqi
Copy Editors: Qin Xiaohu, Wang Dewei, John Goodrich, Zhang Yuying, Shanaaz Prince, Zhao Ying
Cover Image Designer: Pei Zihan