Traditional Chinese Medicine Pharmaceutical Character Sculpture Pharmaceutical Process Sculpture Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Theme Sculpture

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　　Herbal medicine is the representative of traditional Chinese medicine. Herbal medicine comes from various green plants in the world, most of which have been proven effective by folk physicians in disease prevention and treatment throughout history. Some of these plants have a mysterious medical value that still needs to be explored and uncovered by modern people. There is also a small portion of traditional Chinese medicine that was originally used as folk medicine or food, and only "upgraded" to traditional Chinese medicine in the past century, such as swim bladder glue, bird's nest, and mussels. Shennong Bencao records that there are over 300 commonly used medicinal herbs, including upper, middle, and lower grades. However, medicine and food share the same origin, with food being medicine and medicine being food. Therefore, it is important to eat them regularly and in moderation, and only consume them when necessary. Basically, all substances can be used as medicine.

　　For thousands of years, Chinese herbal medicine has been used by the Chinese people as the main tool for preventing and treating diseases, gradually accumulating valuable knowledge of medication and forming a complete theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine. In the pre Qin period, there were already many written records about drugs. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty (2nd century AD), the earliest surviving pharmacopoeia in China, the "Shennong Bencao," was born. This book contains 365 types of medicines, which is a summary of pharmaceutical knowledge and experience before the Han Dynasty. The book also briefly and comprehensively describes the basic theories of pharmacy.

　　Traditional Chinese Medicine pharmaceutical figure sculpture is created with the theme of making herbal characters, fully reflecting the process of making herbs, and is a type of traditional Chinese medicine cultural theme sculpture. The historical background of this group of characters is the Qing Dynasty, which conforms to the traditional Chinese medicine pharmaceutical standards.

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