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Preface by Lǐ Kě Introduction; Traditional Chinese Medicine is an Intangible Science; Theoretical Knowledge is Acquired Through Practice; Traditional Chinese Medicine Belongs to Tao-Like Medical Knowledge; The Goal of TCM Therapy is to Deal with the Primary Cause of Disease; Kidneys are Not the Therapeutic Region for Treating Nephrolithiasis; TCM is a Medical Science of Meeting Changes with Constancy; TCM is a Medical Science of Simple Solutions to Complicated Problems; Attachment: A Birthday Speech for Lǐ Kě (李可) by Guó Guānghóng (国光红); TCM is a Medical Science of Handling Difficulties with Great Ease; It is Valuable of Curing a Coronary Artery Disease Patient without the Heart Stent Implantation; TCM Regards Symptoms as ’Disease’; The Thinking of the Development of Integrating TCM and Western Medicine has Been Misled; Disease Differentiation and Treatment Has Been Mistakenly Used for Treating Again and Again; Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment is the Key to Solve Difficult Medical Problems Worldwide; There are Only Unknown Diseases but No Incurable One; What Chinese Medicinals Treat is to Re-Adjust Imbalance; No Fixed Therapeutic Regimes, Formulas, or Fixed Dosages; Discussing that Pulse Diagnosis is More Important than Symptoms and Prescribing Should Base on It; Prescribing Should Base on the Pulse for the Symptoms may have False Appearance; Prescribing Should Base on the Pulse When Facing Rare Diseases with Complex Symptoms; Prescribing Should Base on the Pulse When Having No Distinct Symptoms; The Opportunity Favors Those Who are Prepared; If a Patient Coughs, the Doctor Shall Not Relieve the Cough First; If a Patient has Phlegm, the Doctor Shall Not Dispel Phlegm First; Toxicity or Not; Poison or Not; TCM is Deeply Rooted Among the People; The Over-Concern on the TCM Education; Where are Those Fish in the Sea?; Some Hopes on TCM; Several Inspirations from TCM Study; The Charm of Traditional Chinese Medicine;

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