Gao Xuemin was born in Tianjin in March 1938. He has been engaged in traditional Chinese medicine research, teaching, and clinical work for 40 years. He is a well-known expert in clinical Chinese medicine in my country, a doctoral supervisor, and an academic leader in key disciplines of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Professor Gao Xuemin was influenced by Tianjin famous doctors Dong Xiaochu, Ha Litian and others since he was a child, and he determined to learn Chinese medicine well and benefit the people. In 1956, he was admitted to the Beijing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and became the first batch of undergraduate students in the school. He studied under the famous Chinese medicine theorist Ren Yingqiu, clinical masters Qin Boyi and Dong Jianhua. Here, he fully mastered the classic theories of traditional Chinese medicine and laid a very solid foundation. After seven years of systematic study, he graduated with honors in 1963 and stayed at the school to teach and engage in clinical work in traditional Chinese medicine in the affiliated hospital. Gao Xuemin has very profound academic attainments in traditional Chinese medicine, and has conducted very in-depth research on the basic theory and clinical application of traditional Chinese medicine, especially traditional Chinese medicine .
In the scientific research of traditional Chinese medicine, Gao Xuemin has made very outstanding achievements. His main research directions include clinical Chinese materia medica, compatibility optimization of Chinese medicine compounds, screening of effective Chinese medicine prescriptions for the treatment of primary osteoporosis, glucose and lipid metabolism disorders and depression , Chinese medicine detoxification research, syndrome standardization research and clinical practice. Experimental research, etc. He has published more than 200 papers of various types in authoritative national magazines, pushing traditional Chinese medicine theory to new heights. These outstanding achievements have made him a well-known expert in traditional Chinese medicine in our country.
In terms of traditional Chinese medicine education, Gao Xuemin has made remarkable achievements. He has been teaching traditional Chinese medicine for more than 40 years and has trained a large number of outstanding professional talents in traditional Chinese medicine for the country. The courses he teaches include Chinese materia medica, Materia Medica literature , prescriptions , internal medicine, new Chinese medicine research and development and other courses. More importantly, he is the chief editor of "Traditional Chinese Medicine", a common textbook for TCM colleges and universities across the country. At the same time, he also participated in a large number of other textbooks and compilation work, making outstanding contributions to the compilation and construction of TCM textbooks for higher education.
Gao Xuemin is one of the main builders of the discipline of clinical traditional Chinese medicine. He has defined the connotation, extension, main research content, development direction and other aspects of clinical traditional Chinese medicine from the aspects of teaching, scientific research and clinical practice, ultimately making clinical traditional Chinese medicine a an independent discipline. With his efforts, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Clinical Chinese Pharmacy has become a national key discipline. At the same time, it has played a vital role in promoting and radiating the discipline nationwide. Later, he also served as the lecturer and director of the Ministry of Education's famous course "Chinese Materia Medica".
As a doctoral tutor in clinical Chinese medicine, Professor Gao Xuemin pays special attention to the cultivation of students' professional skills. He not only teaches by words and deeds, but also teaches by words and deeds. He devotes all his efforts to educating and supporting students, and has cultivated several generations in his teaching career of more than 40 years. Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, most of whom have become the backbone of my country's traditional Chinese medicine industry, have effectively promoted the development of traditional Chinese medicine and benefited countless patients.
In addition to the "Chinese Materia Medica" textbook, he also edited a series of "Vernacular Interpretations" of TCM books such as "The Vernacular Interpretation of the Three Character Classic of Medicine" and "The Vernacular Interpretation of the Medicinal Songs of Four Hundred Flavors", making outstanding contributions to the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine.
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