Time	Channel	Connotation
The middle of the seventh century (early Tang Dynasty)	Islamic medical culture was introduced into China along the silk road	True monism, four body fluid theory, “30 books of thebi medical classics, and spices” and drugs in avisennal “medical code”
Late Tang Dynasty and early Song Dynasty	Classic medicine of Hui medicine	“Chinese herbal medicine”
Late Tang Dynasty and early Song Dynasty	Islamic medicine combined with Chinese medicine to form Hui medicine classics	“Huihui prescription” “Food and drink” “Ruizhu hall experience square”
Yuan dynasty
Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty	The philosophical works of Hui medicine were formed by means of Confucianism, Buddhism and Buddhism and Confucian interpretation of scriptures	Wang Daiyu’s “true interpretation of orthodox religion” Ma Zhu’s “halal Guide” Liu Zhi’s “theory of nature”
Qing dynasty	Restrained by the Qing government	Integration of traditional Hui medicine into traditional Chinese Medicine
Republic of China	Hui nationality has no right to speak	A few inherited the great arch north medicine of the Qing temple
Modern	Reform and opening up to promote the exploration and development of ethnic traditional medicine	Construction of theoretical system of Hui medicine (Zhenyi, vitality, yin and Yang, seven elements, four natures and four body fluids) Zhang Jianqing’s “Chinese Practical Medicine” Silk Road drug recovery: guided by aromatic drugs Shan Yude’s “Modern Hui pharmacy”