Wang Yin s character poetry works, Wang Yin s main works

Feature films "Breaking Through the Darkness Before Dawn", "Muslim Detachment", "Plain Battle" (Peking Opera), "Heroes and Tiger Courage", "Mengyuan Sand", "Tunnel War", "Lei Feng", "Bitter Cauliflower", "Hongxia", "Spring" (Aid to Laos Stage Art Film), "Growing in Battle", "Hero Island", "County Party Secretary", "The Last Military Salute", "Youth is Red Like Fire", "Hongyungang" (dance drama), "Yimeng Song" (dance drama), "Huangqiao Decisive Battle", "We are the Eighth Route Army", "The General and the Orphan Girl" and other documentaries "Heroes Who Save the Life and Help the Wounded" (the film won the second prize of the 1949-1958 National Excellent Film Award), "On the Road of the Long March", "Sparks in the Plain" (the film won the Outstanding Film Award of the General Political Department), "The Land of Feelings", and the TV series "Zheng He Goes to the West".

He wrote articles such as "On the Creation of Stunts in Military Educational Films". He is currently a member of the China Film Association.

In December 1975, he graduated from the medical class of Beijing Xicheng Second Hospital, and in September 1983, he was admitted to the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine to study for a master's degree in acupuncture and moxibustion under the tutelage of Professor Tian Conghuo Jiaoqing (former secretary general of the Chinese Acupuncture Association) and Professor Li Zhiming, and was awarded a master's degree by the Academia Sinica in June 1986. Since the same year, he has been engaged in clinical, scientific research and teaching in the Department of Acupuncture and Moxibustion of Guang'anmen Hospital of Academia Sinica. He has served as a resident doctor, attending doctor, deputy chief physician and chief physician of the Acupuncture and Moxibustion Department of Guang'anmen Hospital of China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Since 1976, he has participated in the Beijing New Medical ** Collaboration Group and has been engaged in clinical and scientific research in acupuncture. The topics he has participated in and carried out include: Allergic rhinitis:

Ear pressure beads**Neurasthenia; Rotating magnetic field **** ulcer; Acupuncture**Coronary heart disease (Beijing Acupuncture**Coronary Heart Disease Collaborative Group Project); The effect of laser irradiation on human blood pressure; Clinical and experimental studies on the external induced wind cold fever with moxa mild moxibustion; Clinical observation of moxibustion in the treatment of fever; The role of the dragon and tiger fighting acupuncture technique in **shoulder-hand syndrome. At the same time, he has successively studied under Sun Bolun, Xia Shouren, Yu Shuzhuang, Yu Huichuan, He Puren, Cheng Xinnong, etc., who are famous old Chinese medicine practitioners in the acupuncture and moxibustion industry in Beijing, and have clinically observed and learned their acupuncture methods, especially their academic thoughts, and integrated them into repeated practice, gradually becoming their own unique diagnosis and treatment style.

In the nearly 30 years of clinical work of acupuncture and moxibustion, he has been involved in various fields such as acupuncture, jar, moxibustion, medicine, dietary therapy, auricular acupoints, and traditional Chinese medicine literature research. The "three methods of treatment" have been summed up, which are applied to different diseases with shallow disease location and long course of disease, and have achieved special curative effects. After years of extensive clinical practice, I have a profound understanding of the "He's Three Links", which is flexible and uses a variety of needles and acupuncture techniques to have significant curative effects on various pain diseases.

He has unique insights into the clinical application of pulse diagnosis in acupuncture. Acupuncture** sleep disorders (insomnia, drowsiness, restless legs syndrome, sleep apnea syndrome) are currently being carried out; Acupuncture** tinnitus, deafness; Research on different acupuncture frequencies**, stroke, hemiplegia and other diseases.

In recent years, we have used the international Internet technology to answer questions from doctors and friends from all over the world or discuss difficult cases, etc., and look forward to getting acquainted, socializing, and learning acupuncture skills with more friends, as well as the methods and research progress of various incurable diseases, especially for cerebrovascular diseases and psychosomatic diseases, which will be more conducive to the continuous deepening of clinical research and the improvement of efficacy.

Wang Yin graduated from the Department of Physical Education of Tianjin Sports University in July 1976 with a bachelor's degree in basketball. He is currently the deputy branch secretary and associate professor of the School of Health Management and Education of Capital Medical University. His main research interests include physical education; Basketball teaching and training.