During the 250 years of the Qing Dynasty, the Chinese favored the Traditional Chinese Medicine, but the introduction of Western Medicine brought changes.
The Changing Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the 20th Century
Sweeping changes in China affected the development and spread of Traditional Chinese Medicine during the 20th century, resulting in worldwide acceptance.
The Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine during the Ming Dynasty: 1368-1644
The vibrant culture of the Ming Dynasty provoked advances in Traditional Chinese Medicine as different approaches competed for influence.
The Yuan Dynasty in Chinese History: 1279-1368
Genghis Khan’s grandson, Kublai Khan, founded the Yuan (also known as the Mongol) dynasty – the shortest-lived major dynasty in Chinese history.
Traditional Chinese Medicine during the Song Dynasty (960-1279 C.E.)
Chinese medicine experienced a renaissance through the efforts of notable physicians and several technological advancements during the Song Dynasty.