Recipient of national-level honors and a long-term practitioner and teacher in integrative medicine, with continuous work in clinical practice, research, and education.
Academic background: Academic background at the Gansu Provincial Academy of Medical Sciences / Academic work related to the Gansu Provincial Society of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine / Clinical and teaching practice of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine
Core Achievements
- Proposed the clinical working principle of 'Western medical diagnosis, TCM syndrome differentiation, Western medicine as auxiliary, and TCM as primary,' and wrote numerous methodological articles around it.
- Organized the compilation of 'Practical Internal Medicine of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine,' promoting the systematic organization of experience in the field of internal medicine regarding integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
- Published monographs such as 'Collected Medical Experiences of Pei Zhengxue' and 'New Edition of TCM Prescription Science,' and published numerous papers related to integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
- Formed relatively complete theoretical and prescription material clues focusing on hematological diseases, liver diseases, and digestive system diseases.
Core Doctrine and Clinical Methods
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From Clinical Practice to Systematic Organization
This theme corresponds to Pei Zhengxue's summary of his personal academic journey. It presents a clear trajectory: first solving problems in clinical practice, then elevating experience into a methodology, and finally forming a disseminable knowledge system through monographs, papers, and research on formulas and herbs.
Method Theme
Integrating Macro and Micro Differentiation
Pei Zhengxue has emphasized in numerous articles that traditional syndrome differentiation should not be confined to the level of macroscopic symptoms; rather, with the support of modern diagnostics, pathological understanding, and experimental research, it should advance toward more refined 'microscopic syndrome differentiation.' This lays the foundation for establishing a more stable correlation among theories, chapters, and formula assets.
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The Sixteen-Character Clinical Guideline
‘Western medical diagnosis, TCM syndrome differentiation, Western medicine as auxiliary, and TCM as primary’ is not merely a slogan; it is Pei Zhengxue’s core methodology for handling clinical work in the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. It emphasizes first establishing a clear modern medical diagnosis, then conducting syndrome differentiation-based treatment on this basis, while maintaining a clear distinction between primary and secondary elements in the treatment strategy.
Key Works
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Research on Pei Zhengxue's Formulation Series
Research on Pei Zhengxue's Series of Formulas and Medicines / Compiled by Zhang Chouchou — Lanzhou: Gansu Science and Te.
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Collected Medical Experience of Pei Zhengxue
Collected Medical Experiences of Professor Pei Zhengxue / Compiled and authored by Pei Zhengxue Lanzhou: Gansu Science a.
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