“The challenge, which started in September this year, was initiated on Weibo by Jishuitan Hospital’s “Burns Superman A Bao”, and consisted of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners randomly diagnosing pregnancy blindly, with an accuracy rate of more than 80% as the winner. Yang Zhen, a teacher at the Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, then went into battle, briefly withdrawing from the competition and then going into battle in mid-October. On November 6, Yang announced his withdrawal from the competition, and issued a long tweet about Bao’s agent Wang Zhian’s program, questioning Wang’s agent’s “engagement” on four points (insufficient samples, confusion over Wang’s identity, unilateral breach of contract between Wang and Bao, and suspected violation of the law), and claiming that the other party “will set me up in an illegal situation”. He said that the other party “will set me up in an illegal way”, and angrily retired from the war. Finally, he said, so that the three fields of science, medicine and entertainment must not be confused. As of 11 p.m. on Nov. 17, the challenge was still unregistered. Wang then announced via Weibo, “Because no eligible challenger has signed up, after discussing with the promoter, Po, this challenge is declared aborted.” This sensational pulse diagnosis and pregnancy test has once again sparked a public debate over which is better, Chinese or Western medicine, and that debate, moreover, has been going on for a long time. When the first scalpel of Western medicine successfully sliced through a Chinese patient’s body, a race for efficacy between Chinese and Western medicine began. With the development of Western medicine in China, the Chinese and Western medicine between the three big fights and collision. A first encounter before the Meiji Restoration in Japan, Chinese medicine is called “Chinese medicine”, Chinese physicians occupy the mainstream position. After the Meiji Restoration, Japan’s admiration for Western civilization, the exclusion of Chinese medicine, “Han Xing Yang” movement began, Chinese physicians were banned. At this time, in China, where the trend of change was surging, Chinese medicine, as a part of traditional culture, was placed in opposition to the Western system and Western academics, and was criticized and even rejected by the government. At that time, the country’s 19 provinces and cities, some of the Chinese medicine practitioners, organized a “medicine petition for salvation”, demanded that Chinese medicine into the education program, was rejected by the Beiyang government, the Chinese medicine sector’s first “rights” to the end of the failure. Second, the second exchange of 1929, the official clearly proposed the abolition of Chinese medicine. In February of that year, the Kuomintang government held the first session of the Central Health Commission, Yu Yan, a medical student who stayed in Japan, put forward the “abolition of the old medical to remove obstacles to medical health case” and was passed. Yu Yan proposal once implemented, the demise of Chinese medicine is inevitable. A large number of Chinese medicine people have protested, set up the “National Federation of Pharmaceutical Organizations”, formed a petition group, elected representatives to the Nationalist Government in Nanjing to petition for the immediate abolition of the bill. Xue Dupi, then Minister of Health, to the petition representatives state: “I was a day Minister, will not allow this proposal to be implemented.” Third, the third encounter in the early days of the founding of New China, the first National Health Assembly, Yu Yan and put forward the “transformation of the old medical implementation of the draft steps”, advocating the use of Western medicine subject assessment of traditional Chinese medicine, in order to achieve the “elimination of the majority of traditional Chinese medicine,” the purpose of the draft. Although the draft was not adopted, some of the proposed methods were implemented to a certain extent. Wang Bin, the then Vice Minister of Health, categorized Chinese medicine as “feudal medicine”, believing that it should be eliminated with the elimination of feudal society. Although the General Assembly put forward the working guideline of “uniting Chinese and Western medical practitioners”, the implementation of which focused on transforming Chinese medicine into Western medicine, arousing dissatisfaction from Chinese medicine practitioners. This caused dissatisfaction in the Chinese medicine profession. In 1953, the CPC Central Committee held a meeting of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, revoked Wang Bin’s vice-ministerial position, and carried out a discussion on Chinese medicine in the People’s Daily and criticized Wang Bin. It was only then that Chinese medicine came back to life and gained temporary development. After the founding of New China, due to problems in education, scientific research, medical institutions and other aspects, the situation of Chinese medicine became more and more difficult. In recent years, on the “outlawing Chinese medicine” “eliminate Chinese medicine” voice often endless, but, I think, no matter whether Western medicine or Chinese medicine, are a kind of medicine, the essence of medicine is to cure the disease, as long as the disease is cured, the benefit of the patient, there is no need for It is not necessary to care whether it is Chinese or Western medicine. Chinese medicine emphasizes exploring the disease as a whole, while Western medicine emphasizes specific analysis of specific problems. In essence, the treatment of Chinese medicine is the result of inductive reasoning over the past thousand years, which often results in unknown causes that can only be explained by the theory of qi and blood. In dealing with Chinese medicine, we should adopt the Chinese medicine theory of diagnosis and treatment, taking the essence and removing the dross.