Duoji
Lineage & School of Heritage
Duoji studied under the Tibetan medical expert Master Qinrao Luobu, and has mastered and applied the compounding technique of Renqing Changjue.
Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire
Male, Tibetan ethnicity, born in 1957 in Nimu, Tibet. A national representative bearer of Tibetan Medicine (the compounding technique of Renqing Changjue in Tibetan medicine), a first-batch national intangible cultural heritage project; professor at the Tibetan Medical College of Tibet, and deputy director of its teaching pharmaceutical factory. Since 1996 he has engaged in the development, production, and management of traditional Tibetan medicinals, accumulating solid experience in the research of Tibetan medicine and in processing techniques. He supervised the compilation of Zangyao Yelianxue (Smelting and Refining of Tibetan Medicine), an undergraduate textbook on Tibetan pharmacy for the twenty-first century. He has published papers such as Zangyao Fazhan Qian Tu (The Prospects for the Development of Tibetan Medicine) and Qiantan Guanxi Zangyao Shiye Fazhan de Jige Wenti (A Brief Discussion of Several Issues Concerning the Development of Tibetan Pharmacy). In 2006 he served as project leader for the reform of the new dosage form of the Tibetan nourishing butter pills, and the project was included by the Ministry of Science and Technology in the national Eleventh Five-Year Plan.
Honors & Recognition
Duoji independently completed the development and preparation of the factory's brand product lines. He participated in the development of the Tibetan medicine Ruokongquetun, and received the Ninth Five-Year Plan Technological Innovation Achievement Award conferred by the State Economic and Trade Commission. He also participated in organizing the research and production of Jiuwei Fangwenwan (Nine-Ingredient Epidemic-Prevention Pills) for respiratory infectious diseases, which have shown good therapeutic effects in the treatment of hepatitis B and in the prevention of respiratory infectious diseases such as SARS.
References & Archival Sources
Representative Items of This Bearer
- Tibetan Medicine Ⅸ-9
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