Balancing the functions of the internal organs is an important method of healing in Chinese medicine. As we all know, the Five Elements is the philosophical foundation of Chinese medicine. As each of the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth, there is a side of mutual nourishment, growth and promotion, and another side of mutual restraint, restriction and inhibition, so as to maintain the balance of things, that is, the normal state. Chinese medicine divides the five internal organs, tendons, blood, skin, bones and all the tissues and organs of the human body into five major systems, namely the five organs; each organ is represented by a row of the five elements. In this way, the most precise self-regulatory system of the human body is formed, by which the body itself maintains normal physiological functions. Throughout the course of human life, the five organs are mutually nourishing and mutually restraining to maintain the balance of the human internal environment. If for some reason, such as the invasion of external evil; emotional damage; irregularity of living; diet, etc., so that the balance is broken. Some of the organs are strong and hold strong over weakness, and some are weak and are deceived by it, then a pathological state will appear. Chinese medicine adopts the method of regulating the internal organs, using the doctrine of the return to the meridian of Chinese medicine, the tonic, the diarrhea, supporting the weak and suppressing the strong, so as to restore the balance of the internal organs and achieve the normal physiological function. For example, if the heart and mind are restless and insomnia and dreamy, Chinese medicine can nourish the kidney water and diarrhea the heart fire, so that the heart and kidney can intermingle and the water and fire can help each other, and the symptoms will naturally disappear. For example, if the back is sore and the ears are tinnitus and the throat is dry and painful, Chinese medicine can take the treatment of clearing the lungs and nourishing the kidneys, so that the two organs tend to balance and the upper real and lower deficiency can be cured. Cao Yingxiang, respiratory specialist, Jinan Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital Cao Yingxiang, deputy chief physician, Jinan Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital