China-Singapore Online Newsletter, April 26 (Chen Jingguohua) "The relationship between heaven and man, the body and brain are used together, and the spirit is governed" "Success follows the prosperity, while the adverse effect harms" Professor Wang Qiaochu, a tenured professor, founder of Chinese medicine sleep disease discipline and academic leader, made a brilliant conclusion.
Professor Wang Qiaochu lectures for patients. Photo courtesy of Wang Qiaochu's family
The reporter learned on the 26th that Professor Wang Qiaochu died at the age of 94. Professor Wang Qiaochu once pointed out that human beings do not respect the law of yin and yang growth and decline in nature, which is a major and fundamental reason for the increasing incidence of insomnia.
In the treatment of insomnia and related diseases, Wang Qiaochu emphasized the theory of "the correspondence between man and nature" of traditional Chinese medicine, and respected the law of growth and decline of yin and yang in nature in order to "treat the disease and seek its roots". He put forward the idea that there may be a certain sleep-promoting substance in human sleep and wake up and peanut leaf "day and night", which has been finally confirmed through 20 years of systematic research on clinical, crude drugs, pharmacology, pharmacology, literature, etc. The preparations developed therefrom are used for clinical treatment of insomnia more than 1 million times.
Old experts teach. Photo courtesy of Wang Qiaochu's family
It is reported that Professor Wang Qiaochu once taught Chen Shusen, a famous doctor in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, in February 1944, and inherited the Menghe Ma School of Medicine. In 1949, Wang Qiaochu moved to Shanghai.
In 1956, Wang Qiaochu served as a surgical resident and a Chinese medicine physician in the branch of Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital (Xuhui Hospital). During this period, he innovatively developed a compound Hongteng decoction, successfully treated many patients with inoperable appendicitis and appendix abscess, and published a paper. The relevant results were compiled into many textbooks such as Traditional Chinese Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine It is still an effective prescription for conservative treatment of appendicitis and appendix abscess. Professor Wang Qiaochu used acupuncture to treat schistosomiasis antimony reaction, malaria and other patients, and promoted the application nationwide.
It is understood that Professor Wang Qiaochu has served as deputy director of the Chinese Medicine Department of the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau, director of the Shanghai Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and director of the Shanghai Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine Information. While engaged in scientific research management of integrated traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese and western medicine, he took the lead in carrying out assessments, advocating the practicality, scientificity, advancedness and feasibility of scientific research topics in traditional Chinese medicine; practicality, scientificity and innovation of scientific research achievements, and advocating the experience of traditional Chinese medicine The research and academic thoughts are included in the evaluation and reward of traditional Chinese medicine scientific research achievements, so that there is a quantitative standard for the evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine scientific research.
Wang Qiaochu volunteered for the patient. Photo courtesy of Wang Qiaochu's family
Professor Wang Qiaochu edited China's first "Chinese Medicine Science and Technology Management" as a trial textbook for colleges and universities. In the mid-1970s, he wrote the "Report on the Problems of the Shortage of Old Chinese Medicines" for the situation of the shortage of Chinese medicine talents, which was valued by the Shanghai Municipal Government and the Chinese Ministry of Health at the time.
In 1993, Professor Wang Qiaochu served as the instructor of the "Shanghai Famous and Traditional Chinese Medicine Succession Class". He is the national excellent Chinese medicine clinical talent instructor of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Wang Qiaochu not only taught Chinese doctors, but also directed dozens of overseas doctors from Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Japan and other countries and regions.
Wang Qiaochu has donated a total of RMB 450,000 in scientific research achievements awarded by the hospital twice to establish the "Wang Qiaochu Chinese Medicine Research Seedling Fund". Until the age of 92, the Chinese medicine expert still insisted on outpatient treatment, treating a large number of patients who were deeply troubled by insomnia, depression, anxiety, and who had failed to take sleeping pills or had side effects and dependence. His superb medical skills and noble medical ethics were focused by the media. (Finish)