Foreign Students Infatuated by Traditional Chinese Medicine

[attilio]

Hi all,

Taken from: http://www.china.org.cn/english/health/224822.htm

As China's national strength further rises on international stage, more and more young foreign students want to learn Chinese culture, especially traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Information shows that last year, about 7,130 foreign students came to China to learn traditional Chinese medicine, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Journal reported.

Some of these foreign students were born into affluent families and had a promising career prospect in their countries before they came to China; some enjoyed a comfortable life at home since they were the only child in the family; some are determined to learn TCM even if they know that they might have a long way to go before they can obtain a certificate in TCM practice.

Huang Xijing is one of the many foreign students who are infatuated with TCM.
“I'm a sophomore at Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I am married and I have a daughter now. My husband loves me very much. Since I have many roles in life, I need to do much more work than other students. My husband also works in Tianjin now. Once, his company was on fire and he rushed out to put out the fire. However, when he was spraying water from the top of the building, the ceilings collapsed and he broke his leg bones. It was really painful. Hearing this, my TCM teacher showed me some acupuncture points that could alleviate his pain. I tested my feet first and later I applied the treatment on my husband's legs. I even used some traditional Chinese herbs in the acupuncture treatment. It really worked. He felt much better after that,” Huang said.

She said she had a sense of fulfillment after the treatment. She felt that her study in TCM had paid off, saying that the experience could be described with a Chinese idiom Ku Jin Gan Lai (after the bitter days have gone by come the sweet ones).

[lani lila]

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attilio wrote:
Hi all,

Taken from: http://www.china.org.cn/english/health/224822.htm

As China's national strength further rises on international stage, more and more young foreign students want to learn Chinese culture, especially traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Information shows that last year, about 7,130 foreign students came to China to learn traditional Chinese medicine, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Journal reported.

Some of these foreign students were born into affluent families and had a promising career prospect in their countries before they came to China; some enjoyed a comfortable life at home since they were the only child in the family; some are determined to learn TCM even if they know that they might have a long way to go before they can obtain a certificate in TCM practice.

Huang Xijing is one of the many foreign students who are infatuated with TCM.
“I'm a sophomore at Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I am married and I have a daughter now. My husband loves me very much. Since I have many roles in life, I need to do much more work than other students. My husband also works in Tianjin now. Once, his company was on fire and he rushed out to put out the fire. However, when he was spraying water from the top of the building, the ceilings collapsed and he broke his leg bones. It was really painful. Hearing this, my TCM teacher showed me some acupuncture points that could alleviate his pain. I tested my feet first and later I applied the treatment on my husband's legs. I even used some traditional Chinese herbs in the acupuncture treatment. It really worked. He felt much better after that,” Huang said.

She said she had a sense of fulfillment after the treatment. She felt that her study in TCM had paid off, saying that the experience could be described with a Chinese idiom Ku Jin Gan Lai (after the bitter days have gone by come the sweet ones).





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[Laura Cooley]

I have also tried to unsubscribe, I went to website, I hit unsubscribe button under the forum, but i am continuing to=A0receive emails.=A0 please help.
On Sep 19, 2007, at 6:37 PM, lani lila wrote:

I like to think of "subscribing" as targeting the point. Unsubscribing is exquisite pulling of the needle. Simple. Undo what you did, at the website..as Attillio has so succinctly mentioned.

Tian Ming,

lila

bee_shiatsu@yahoo.co.uk, UNEXPECTED_DATA_AFTER_ADDRESS@.SYNTAX-ERROR.wrote:
Please unsubscribe me from receiving all these mails, it is a nuisance to me and i was unaware this would happen when i registered with the web sight. i have tried to unsubscribe myself but i can not find how.
Sorry to have bothered you and hope your work goes on successfully.
kind regards B. M.

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attilio wrote:
Hi all,

Taken from: http://www.china.org.cn/english/health/224822.htm

As China's national strength further rises on international stage, more and more young foreign students want to learn Chinese culture, especially traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Information shows that last year, about 7,130 foreign students came to China to learn traditional Chinese medicine, the Traditional Chinese Medicine Journal reported.

Some of these foreign students were born into affluent families and had a promising career prospect in their countries before they came to China; some enjoyed a comfortable life at home since they were the only child in the family; some are determined to learn TCM even if they know that they might have a long way to go before they can obtain a certificate in TCM practice.

Huang Xijing is one of the many foreign students who are infatuated with TCM.
=93I'm a sophomore at Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I am married and I have a daughter now. My husband loves me very much. Since I have many roles in life, I need to do much more work than other students. My husband also works in Tianjin now. Once, his company was on fire and he rushed out to put out the fire. However, when he was spraying water from the top of the building, the ceilings collapsed and he broke his leg bones. It was really painful. Hearing this, my TCM teacher showed me some acupuncture points that could alleviate his pain. I tested my feet first and later I applied the treatment on my husband's legs. I even used some traditional Chinese herbs in the acupuncture treatment. It really worked. He felt much better after that,=94 Huang said.

She said she had a sense of fulfillment after the treatment. She felt that her study in TCM had paid off, saying that the experience could be described with a Chinese idiom Ku Jin Gan Lai (after the bitter days have gone by come the sweet ones).





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Laura Cooley wrote: I have also tried to unsubscribe, I went towebsite, I hit unsubscribe button under the forum, but i am continuingto=A0receive emails.=A0 please help.
On Sep 19, 2007, at 6:37 PM, lani lila wrote:

I like to think of "subscribing" as targeting the point. Unsubscribingis exquisite pulling of the needle. Simple. Undo what you did, at thewebsite..as Attillio has so succinctly mentioned.

Tian Ming,

lila

bee_shiatsu@yahoo.co.uk,UNEXPECTED_DATA_AFTER_ADDR ESS@.SYNTAX-ERROR.wrote:
Please unsubscribe me from receiving all these mails, it is a nuisanceto me and i was unaware this would happen when i registered with theweb sight. i have tried to unsubscribe myself but i can not find how.
Sorry to have bothered you and hope your work goes on successfully.
kind regards B. M.

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attilio wrote:
Hi all,

Taken from: http://www.china.org.cn/english/health/224822.htm

As China's national strength further rises on international stage, moreand more young foreign students want to learn Chinese culture,especially traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Information shows thatlast year, about 7,130 foreign students came to China to learntraditional Chinese medicine, the Traditional Chinese MedicineJournal reported.

Some of these foreign students were born into affluent families and hada promising career prospect in their countries before they came toChina; some enjoyed a comfortable life at home since they were the onlychild in the family; some are determined to learn TCM even if they knowthat they might have a long way to go before they can obtain acertificate in TCM practice.

Huang Xijing is one of the many foreign students who are infatuatedwith TCM.
=93I'm a sophomore at Tianjin University of Traditional ChineseMedicine. I am married and I have a daughter now. My husband loves mevery much. Since I have many roles in life, I need to do much more workthan other students. My husband also works in Tianjin now. Once, hiscompany was on fire and he rushed out to put out the fire. However,when he was spraying water from the top of the building, the ceilingscollapsed and he broke his leg bones. It was really painful. Hearingthis, my TCM teacher showed me some acupuncture points that couldalleviate his pain. I tested my feet first and later I applied thetreatment on my husband's legs. I even used some traditional Chineseherbs in the acupuncture treatment. It really worked. He felt muchbetter after that,=94 Huang said.

She said she had a sense of fulfillment after the treatment. She feltthat her study in TCM had paid off, saying that the experience could bedescribed with a Chinese idiom Ku Jin Gan Lai (after the bitter dayshave gone by come the sweet ones).





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