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Traditional Chinese Medicine culture
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is not merely a medical system — it is a profound cultural heritage that has evolved over thousands of years. Rooted in Daoist philosophy, it emphasizes harmony between humans and nature, and the dynamic balance of yin and yang. In China, TCM is integrated into daily life: people use herbal teas, practice qigong, and adjust their diets according to seasonal changes. It is a common practice to consult a TCM doctor for preventive care, and many families pass down remedies and knowledge through generations. This living tradition continues to thrive, offering holistic approaches to health that complement modern medicine.
