Beijing holds the 5th Chinese Medicine Health Tourism Theme Debate Tournament

Content source: Chinese Chinese Medicine News Author: Yin Hang

On August 24th, the Fifth (Beijing) TCM Health Tourism theme debate and the Fifth World Chinese Medicine Association Federation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Theme Debate Finals were held in Beijing. The competition was co -sponsored by the Beijing Municipal Traditional Chinese Medicine Administration and the World Chinese Medicine Society Federation. It aims to innovate the transmission of traditional Chinese medicine culture and encourage participants to discuss hot topics and pain points of the cause of Chinese medicine. Medicine, love Chinese medicine.

The competition attracted 353 colleges and universities at home and abroad from Peking University, Renmin University of China, and Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Players conducted in -depth discussions on different topics such as the development of the cultural and creative market of traditional Chinese medicine, the popularization of the cultural knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, the traditional Chinese medicine health tourism format, and the international exchanges of Chinese medicine.

After the selection of nearly 300 games in 9 months, the Chinese Women's College team and Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine broke into the finals. Debate, presenting the personal style of young students and the unique insights on the development of traditional Chinese medicine to the audience. In the end, the fourth competition champion Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was defended successfully, and the Chinese Women's College team won the runner -up. Lu Xinyu, the University of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, won the best title of the best debate.

The leadership of the Beijing Municipal Traditional Chinese Medicine Administration will watch the game online and delivered a speech. The leaders and guests of the World Chinese Medicine Society Federation, Beijing Changping District Health and Health Commission and other units visited the event site.

It is reported that the debate has been held for five consecutive sessions. A total of more than 1,000 teams and more than 8,000 people participated in the competition to help improve the enthusiasm of the people to learn Chinese medicine and experience Chinese medicine.

Edit: Wang Di

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