《丹牛说》:从澳洲到郑州:我看到的,是中医的未来,记录李氏砭法三天课程 Gua Sha TCM Course, profound TCM
最古老的智慧，最原始的工具，最健康的本真！
The oldest wisdom, the simplest tools, returning to the purest state of health.
一、一个在澳洲做护理的人，为什么来到郑州？
我在澳大利亚，从事养老护理和残疾人护理工作。
每天面对的，是：
在现代医学体系下，很多时候我们能做的，是延缓、控制、照顾，但很难真正“改变”。
但我从小对中医有兴趣。
一次偶然的机会，一位残障客户向我介绍了——李氏砭法。
刚好，每年清明我都会回国扫墓，这一次，我把行程改道郑州回澳洲：
👉 来上了一堂：三天两夜（4月10-12日）的课程。
二、这三天，完全超出了我的想象
说实话，我是带着“好奇 但不 怀疑”来的。
但三天之后，我的认知被彻底打开。
1️⃣ 理论深度，远超预期
李老师对中医的理解，不是“技术层面”，而是：
👉 对人体、对生命、对疾病本质的整体认知
很多在现代医学无法解释的东西，在这里有一整套逻辑：
这些，不是简单一句“科学或不科学”可以概括的。
2️⃣ 对“病”的理解，非常通透
让我最震撼的，不是手法，而是：
👉 他看病的角度
尤其是这几个理论：
这些理论，从不同维度切入人体：
👉 不是只看“哪里坏了”
👉 而是看“为什么会这样”
慢慢你会发现：
病，不只是局部问题，而是整个系统的失衡
3️⃣ 人体自愈能力，被重新认识
在护理行业，我们很容易接受一个现实：
👉 “很多病，是治不好的”
但在这次课程中，我第一次真正感受到：
人体本身，是有极强自愈能力的
关键在于：
👉 有没有被唤醒
👉 有没有被阻断
三、最打动我的，不只是技术
还有人。
李老师给我的感觉除了渊博的知识及人生阅历外：
他不是那种“高高在上的大师”，而是一个：
👉 真正在做事的人
四、我看到的，不只是一个疗法
而是一种可能
在课堂上，我看到一个事实：
👉 已经有几百万受益人群
这让我开始思考一件事：
如果这样的东西，走出中国，会发生什么？
五、为什么我觉得它值得走向世界？
因为我在澳洲看到的是：
而很多人，其实需要的不是：
👉 更复杂的治疗
👉 更昂贵的药
而是：
一个可以回归身体、激发自愈的方式
六、“藏医于民”，才是未来
中医如果只停留在：
它是走不远的。
真正的方向是：
👉 让普通人也能用
这也是我这次最大的感触：
✔ 中医，不只是“医生的东西”
✔ 而是“每个人都可以接触的健康方式”
七、写在最后
这三天，对我来说，不只是一次学习。
更像是：
👉 打开了一扇门
让我重新思考：
也让我更坚定一件事：
这样的东西，值得被更多人看到。
🌱 结尾
如果你对中医、砭法、刮痧感兴趣，
或者你也在做护理、健康行业，
欢迎一起交流。
也许，这只是一个开始。
1. Why would someone working in care in Australia come to Zhengzhou?
I work in Australia, providing care for elderly individuals and people with disabilities.
Every day, I face:
Within the modern medical system, what we can often do is to delay, manage, and support, but it is difficult to truly change the outcome.
However, I have been interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) since I was young.
By chance, one of my clients with a disability introduced me to Li’s Bian Stone Therapy.
Every year during the Qingming Festival, I return to China to pay respects to my ancestors. This time, I adjusted my route—stopping in Zhengzhou before returning to Australia.
👉 To attend a three-day, two-night course.
2. These three days completely exceeded my expectations
To be honest, I came with curiosity, but not doubt.
Yet after three days, my understanding was completely opened up.
1️⃣ The depth of theory far exceeded expectations
Mr. Li’s understanding of TCM is not just at a technical level, but:
👉 A holistic understanding of the human body, life, and the nature of disease
Many things that modern medicine struggles to explain are presented here with a complete framework, including:
Changes at the energetic level
Regulation at higher dimensions
The relationship between intention and the body
These cannot simply be reduced to “scientific” or “unscientific.”
2️⃣ A very penetrating understanding of disease
What impressed me most was not the techniques, but:
👉 His perspective on illness
In particular, these theories stood out:
Liver–Gallbladder Theory
Spinal Theory
Valley (Xi-Gu) Theory
These approaches examine the body from different dimensions:
👉 Not just where something is wrong
👉 But why it happens
Gradually, you begin to realize:
Disease is not merely a local issue, but a systemic imbalance.
3️⃣ A renewed understanding of the body’s self-healing ability
In the care industry, we often accept a reality:
👉 “Many conditions cannot be cured.”
But during this course, for the first time, I truly felt:
The human body has a powerful self-healing capacity.
The key lies in:
👉 Whether it has been awakened
👉 Whether it has been blocked
3. What moved me most was not just the technique
But the person behind it.
My impression of Mr. Li:
He is not a distant “master,” but:
👉 Someone who is truly doing the work.
4. What I saw was not just a therapy
But a possibility.
During the course, I learned:
👉 Millions of people have already benefited
This made me reflect:
What would happen if this approach reached the world beyond China?
5. Why do I believe it deserves to go global?
Because what I see in Australia is:
What many people actually need is not:
But rather:
A way to reconnect with the body and activate its natural healing ability.
6. “Being your own TCM doctor” is the future
If TCM remains only within:
Hospitals
Clinics
Professionals
It cannot truly expand.
The real direction is:
👉 To make it accessible to ordinary people
This is my biggest takeaway:
✔ TCM is not just for doctors
✔ It is a form of healthcare that everyone can access
7. Final reflections
For me, these three days were not just a course.
They felt like:
👉 Opening a door
They made me rethink:
What is health?
What is healing?
What is TCM?
And they strengthened one belief:
This is something that deserves to be seen by more people.
🌱
Closing
If you are interested in TCM, Bian therapy, or Gua Sha, or if you are working in care or health-related fields,
you are welcome to connect and exchange ideas.
Perhaps, this is just the beginning.
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