The Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) originated along with Chinese river civilization and flourished since the stage of agricultural civilization. It roots in the soil of 5000 years of traditional Chinese culture, and has developed its own scientific system built upon solid theoretical studies and rich clinical practices accumulated over generations of explorations. The philosophy of TCM concentrates around its unique concept of ``Qi’’ (similar to ``vitality’’) and focuses on treating the entirety of human body rather than limiting its views to specific parts. The TCM emphasizes the importance of understanding and utilizing the interactions between nature, environment, physical conditions and psychological factors. It analyzes human body and diseases from macroscopic, hybrid and dynamic view points. The treatment strategies of TCM feature enhancements of the stamina and strength of patients and expelling internal and invading pathogenic ``Qi’’, as well as maintenance of a healthy balance of the functions of organs.