The first strong doctor who summed up the previous experience and put forward the theory of "the synchronization of heaven and earth" was ()

Qin was the first strong doctor who summed up the previous experience and put forward the theory of "the synchronization of heaven and earth".

The theory of synchronization between heaven and earth of Zhuang medicine was first put forward by Mr. Qin, a famous old Zhuang doctor in Liuzhou Institute of Ethnic Medicine, in the article "Comprehensive Theory of Zhuang Medicine System". Heaven and earth are synchronized, and translated according to Zhuang language "man cannot change heaven and earth" or "man must obey heaven and earth".

The ancestors of Zhuang nationality believed that heaven, earth and human beings were of the same origin, belonging to one body and closely connected. The weather drops and the atmosphere rises, which are mutually causal, thus leading to the growth and reproduction of all things and the emergence of human beings. After birth, people constantly exchange with the qi of heaven and earth to promote the continuous operation of vitality.

Through the mutual resonance of weather, local gas and popularity, the three gases move synchronously, so that the qi and blood are sufficient, the qi is smooth, and the body physiology tends to be normal. On the other hand, the abnormal weather, dirty atmosphere, unbalanced popularity and intense emotion make the three qi out of sync or the evil qi contend, which leads to various diseases.

Brief introduction of Zhuang medicine

As an indigenous people with a large population in southern Xinjiang, Zhuang nationality is one of the earliest ethnic groups that planted rice and cotton in China, and its alpine animal husbandry is also relatively developed. Corresponding to this material production activity, Zhuang medicine gradually formed and developed. Among the Paleolithic and Neolithic relics unearthed in Liuzhou, Guilin and Nanning, the tools used by the ancestors of Zhuang nationality were chopping tools. Scrapers, sharp tools, stone chips, bone instruments, bone needles and pottery. And there are traces of catching creatures and using fire.

Among these primitive tools, there are stone needles, pottery needles and medical bone needles. In primitive times, caves can make pottery, fish and hunt cooked food by making fires, which is beneficial to the development of human organs, especially the brain, and reduces the occurrence of gastrointestinal diseases.