Zhao Wenkui

born in a long-established TCM family

has extensive clinical experience. This article presents Master Zhao’s academic thoughts from the following four aspects: adjusting and balancing the flow of Qi movement; eliminating the pathogenic Qi while strengthening the healthy Qi; first distinguishing between deficiency and excess to figure out the fundamental cause of diseases; out-thrusting pathogenic Qi in warm febrile diseases. The article also introduces the above-mentioned academic thoughts through six case reports

for example

a Yin deficiency case with liver stagnation and hypochondriac pain.