Insights and Updates

I have recently taken part in treating a great many people infected with COVID-19, and from my practical experience I have developed a pattern-differentiation and treatment approach to COVID-19 infection. In the clinic, following this system I worked out, I pattern-differentiate and medicate COVID-19 and…

On December 26, 2022, we decided to get in touch with all our relatives and friends back home, to find out how they were doing and see whether anyone needed my help.My late father-in-law had a closest friend—a brother who, back at the start of…

The patient is my second aunt. In this wave she developed severe vertigo: whether sitting, lying or walking, she felt the world spinning, with nausea, headache and no appetite. She was hospitalized for several days at the local People Hospital without relief, and its doctors…

The patient, a Buddhist monk surnamed Shi, was 40 years old. On December 19, 2022, his disciple contacted me on his behalf to report his condition. He had a history of multiple prior gastric hemorrhages and of diabetes. He had been hospitalized for examination and…

On the evening of December 23, 2022, after resting two full days, I finally caught my breath. On December 21 I lost my voice; I thought it was a COVID symptom. But after shutting down for a whole morning on December 22, doing housework and…

Just how much damage does the COVID-19 virus inflict on the human body? Some describe it as a multi-system cluster bomb, because it can attack the whole body. What is affected is not only the lungs; the virus is at war with the body entire…

Now that I have finally witnessed with my own eyes the whole course of large numbers of COVID-19 patients, from infection and onset to recovery, I have a more complete picture of Omicron.Overall, Chinese COVID-19 patients are not—as earlier official statistics suggested—over 90% asymptomatic. On…

The many symptoms brought on by Omicron, together with my own clinical experience, show that the disease now caused by COVID-19 is a cold (han) syndrome, not a wind-heat cold. I am writing this article to remind readers not to misuse medicines designed to treat…

The day before yesterday I was deathly ill, and yesterday was another busy day. At noon when I contacted my father, he was carrying bundles of straw used as firewood, one bundle after another, from downstairs up into the small attic on the third floor.

On Thursday, a cluster outbreak occurred at my nephew's school, and he was infected. My father has been staying with my sister's family these days; after the nephew came home, my sister and father also developed throat discomfort. Friday was cold back in my hometown;…