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The Chinese have made a millennia-old study of health and wellness. But never， perhaps， have these issues been as pertinent as today， when a fractured healthcare system and lethal levels of stress dri
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汉语世界(The World of Chinese)
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The Chinese have made a millennia-old study of health and wellness. But never， perhaps， have these issues been as pertinent as today， when a fractured healthcare system and lethal levels of stress drive urbanites to seek alternative paths to wellbeing. Fans of the medical practices of China’s ethnic minorities and traditional “herbal diets” are seeking official recognition for these increasingly popular avenues of care， while millennials have invented their own ad hoc health regimes—mixtures of ancient health tips and modern indulgences， allowing them to have their spicy hot pot and eat it too. The means of achieving good health may have changed radically since the last generation， but the desire to live well definitely remains.
養生新潮流：“朋克养生”在年轻人中盛行;少数民族医药在寻求新的发展;
食补药膳试图在饮食和医药文化
之间找到平衡
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