"Lu's Acupuncture" has been officially inherited in this community in Changning: Shanghai's famous Chinese medicine doctor Wu Yaochi accepted Shi Xiangdong as his disciple
Taishi chairs, Chinese robes, antique traditional Chinese elements have been brought to the podium of today's Huayang Road Community Party and Mass Service Center: offering flowers, serving tea, reading, handing out invitations, presenting them with both hands respectfully, then performing the apprenticeship ceremony, and kowtowing on the mat to express gratitude. Teacher's kindness. After 15 years of studying under his teacher, Shi Xiangdong, chief physician of the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Huayang Street Community Health Service Center in Changning District, has a new identity today - he has officially become a famous traditional Chinese medicine practitioner in Shanghai and the fourth generation practitioner of "Lu's Acupuncture" A disciple of Professor Wu Yaochi.
When exchanging the apprenticeship ceremony, Shi Xiangdong expressed his true feelings and said, "I started to follow the teacher in 2008. I still remember that when I first met the teacher 15 years ago, I was still very immature and my voice was very soft when reporting on the project on the stage. Teacher Wu encouraged me at that time, 'Do a good job and have confidence.' Now, I can give lectures at national-level education training classes with ease. Thanks to the teacher for his strict teaching and words and deeds, I present this piece to you today. The stone also symbolizes myself. I am grateful to my teacher for his hard work and efforts to carve it out from a stubborn stone into a golden and jade stone.”
Lu's Acupuncture, one of the representatives of Shanghai School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is well-known in Shanghai. It is a summary of the acupuncture academic thoughts and academic experience of the Lu's Acupuncture School represented by Lu Shouyan. Lu's acupuncture originated in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of my country. It is one of the most influential schools of acupuncture in modern China at home and abroad. It was included in the Shanghai Intangible Cultural Heritage List in 2009 and the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2011. It is worth mentioning that, as a local genre, it is also the only acupuncture program currently on the national intangible cultural heritage list.
Wu Yaochi, the fourth generation disciple of Lu's Acupuncture, is the director of the Acupuncture and Injury Department of the Sixth People's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the chairman of the Shanghai Acupuncture Clinical Medicine Professional Committee. Over the years, he has summed up his experience and brought traditional Chinese acupuncture to the world stage. , is also the Vice Chairman of the European World Association of Acupuncture Physicians, Executive Director of the Irish Acupuncture Academy and Executive Director of the Medical College of Marseille, France.
He is already a hard-to-find expert in major hospitals, but Wu Yaochi “can’t sit still.” In recent years, in order to better promote Lu’s acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine techniques to residents, he has visited many hospitals in various districts across the city. The community health service center has set up a studio to teach young doctors and also provides in-person consultations for patients with difficult problems. And his fate with Changning is even deeper. In the past 18 years, peaches and plums have been fragrant. Shi Xiangdong is one of them. He has devoted himself to the study of One-Finger Zen massage and acupuncture techniques for more than 20 years. He combines Zhu's One-Finger Zen massage with Lu's acupuncture techniques and applies them clinically, forming his own unique treatment method. His hands have short, stubby fingers and thick palms, which are the foundation laid by training on rice bags day after day, as well as the experience accumulated from residents' word-of-mouth requests for medical treatment. "Massage and acupuncture are like the two wings of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment. After studying with Teacher Wu, I will continue to work hard and improve Lu's acupuncture therapy."
Today, the grassroots workstations of Fang Bangjiang and He Dongyi's municipal famous traditional Chinese medicine studios and the Changning district famous doctors' studios of Lin Hui and Cui Xiao have also officially entered Huayang Road. At the same time, in order to further enhance the grassroots community health service capabilities and optimize resource allocation, relying on the neighborhood committee public health committee, a 15-minute slow-travel one-stop community health management service terminal - "Shiwu Medical Station" was established.
Shen Hongmei, director of the center, said that the name "Shiwu Medical Station" has multiple meanings. "'Shiwu' is a homophone for 15 minutes, and also contains the meaning of regaining oneself and being the first person responsible for health; and 'Medical Station' 'It is a one-stop health service, a health 'reliance' station and a health 'station'." It is reported that the "Shiwu Medical Station" is a healthy community construction and medical and prevention integration jointly explored by Huayang Road Street and the District Health Commission. The daily operation of the new platform and brand will be handled by the neighborhood committee, and the community health service center will participate as the main provider of health management services. The site aims to empower neighborhood committee public health committees and better deepen the construction of a 15-minute beautiful life circle through the presentation of five major functions and six major services. According to reports, the site will also leverage the brand advantages of Shi Xiangdong Studio to make the community the main center for traditional Chinese medicine services.
Chen Ying, deputy director of the People's Government of Changning District, introduced that this year, Changning District will establish a national grassroots traditional Chinese medicine work demonstration area. In the future, it will focus on the exchange of academic ideas and experiences on national-level intangible cultural heritage technology to promote traditional Chinese medicine services throughout the country. In the health management of the life cycle, we continue to uphold integrity and innovate, continue to inherit and carry forward, "connecting people's hearts, relieving people's difficulties, asking people's needs, delivering health, and truly becoming the people's health care."
