2Taiwan Clinical Chinese Medicine Association, Taipei, Taiwan
3Ten-Shin Traditional Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
【Summary】
Dr. TANG Zong-Hai, a doctor in the late Qing Dynasty, was known as "the first person who integrated Chinese and Western medicine". The author used to have a special book discussing his biography and medical theory. Before the new book is republished this time, new chapters are specially written with new methods and new perspectives, focusing on the analysis of later generations’ thoughts and evaluations of Tang Zong-Hai and the various influences of Tang’ s publishing medical books on later generations, so that readers can have a better understanding of Tang Zong-Hai. The meaning and influence of thought in later generations, there is a better understanding. This article mainly enters the era when Tang Zong-Hai was unable to participate. Even though he has passed away, people still remember him, and even pirated and misappropriated his medical books and treatises. These phenomena are "later" that Tang Zong- Hai cannot know. can help him complete this understanding. Such an entry method can also allow readers to understand Tang Zong-Hai’ s contribution and the peculiar phenomenon of reprinting books in the publishing industry at that time from a new perspective. It can be said that his medical books and theories have not been forgotten, but continue to be remembered by people in various ways, and are re-narrated and explored in later generations of medical theories.
【Keywords】 Tang Zong-Hai; Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine; Chinese Medicine; Qi and Blood; Clinical Medicine
105.4 中西汇通流派唐宗海医籍研究
