The earliest records of Chinese medicine physique can be traced back to the Qin and Han dynasties, “Zhou Li”, the text records the impact of geography on the physique: “One said the mountains and forests, its people hair and square. Second, the river, its people black and Jin. Third, the hills and mountains, its people dedicated and long. Fourth, the grave diffusion, its people clear and barren. Five said the original sermon, the people of its people rich meat and low-built”. The formation of Chinese medicine physique in the Qin and Han dynasties, “Nei Jing” has recorded that “the strength of the tendons and bones, the muscles of the brittle, the skin of the thick and thin, the reason for the sparse, different …… intestines and stomach of the thick and thin and brittle are also different”, “is the person, Su kidney gas The person’s quality is strong, with autumn and winter to take over the use of “. The above-mentioned “vegetation” and “quality”, is the present-day physique. After the description, summary, and classification of the physical constitution by the medical practitioners for many generations, the first technical document guiding and regulating the research and application of the physical constitution in Chinese medicine, “Classification and Determination of Physical Constitution in Chinese Medicine”, was released by the Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine on April 9, 2009. This document standardizes the nine basic classifications and characteristics of TCM physique and the determination of TCM physique classification. According to the standard of “Classification and Determination of TCM Physique”, there are 9 basic TCM physique types, namely: pinghe, qi deficiency, yang deficiency, yin deficiency, phlegm-damp, damp-heat, blood stasis, qi yu, and special endowment.