Traditional Chinese Medicine: Sick abroad?

February 11, 2008 – 2:51 am | Written by KiwiPulse

   

This campaign ads brought by KarstadtQuelle Insurance shows a funny observation of the Chinese store signs. Did you know that the traditional Chinese medicine is considered as complementary or alternative medical system in most countries? Theses medicine practices have been developed over several thousands of years. In fact there are hundreds of treatment methods that can be used for each diagnosis such as herbal medicine, acupuncture and massage. What do you think about the store sign with the rhino “You sick? We repair!“? If I catch a cold, please remind me to see a Chinese doctor for a REPAIR! :mrgreen:

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Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt/Alster, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Deneke von Weltzien, Daniel Frericks, Thimoteus Wagner
Art Director: Thomas Knüwer
Copywriter: Sandra Illes
Photographer: Daniel Martinez
Account Manager: Anke Göbber
Published: December 2007
Source: Ad Of The World [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

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10 Comments »

2008-02-11 03:21:51

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Comment by Dining Room Table
2008-02-11 10:29:17

Translation into English from any other language has to be extremely carefully done, as it is obvious here. The fact however remains that indigenous medicines can really be very effective if prescribed by qualified by local doctors. These photographs are truly reflective of globalization that is taking place at an amazing pace.

 
Comment by Myku
2008-02-11 11:46:33

I’ve spent loads of time in China- these signs aren’t the exception, they are the rule! You can see stuff like this everywhere and it’s hilarious. Traditional medicine is good stuff, though.

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Comment by Beautiful minds
2008-02-12 02:20:06

Actually the pics were a lil funny.. and do they offer clinics with rooms to rent?

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Comment by K Owusu
2008-02-12 03:57:08

I hate the way that western science totally dismisses herbal medicines. I feel that they are so much nicer, and have been used for far longer than the medicines that we use in the west today. Herbs and things are more natural. They should be used more in the west.

BTW the 3rd picture is my fav. :P

 
Comment by Juani
2008-02-12 06:11:07

If you are sick.. seeing an old Chinese will do because they’ve got good stuff to share :wink:
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Comment by Olivier Subscribed to comments via email
2008-02-13 08:27:55

Hilarious. Where do you find that kind of stuff? I ones saw some Japanese that were pretty funny also. Can’t remember where though.

Olivier.

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Comment by iris
2008-02-13 16:12:03

Very funny, i wonder if they are aware of that translation. Chinese Medicine is very effective though, and been used by most Asian Countries.

 
Comment by uio
2008-06-23 17:30:01

I feel that they are so much nicer, and have been used for far longer than the medicines that we use in the west today. Herbs and things are more natural. They should be used more in the west.

 
Comment by Acupuncture Subscribed to comments via email
2008-06-26 00:35:46

Great signs! Yes, you see these all over China and they’re quite funny :lol: When I was in China, one of my favorite signs was a restroom sign on the Great Wall of China with an arrow pointing straight off the side of the Wall, instead of down a small staircase!

Acupuncture and Chinese herbs are often used as primary medicine in China - if only more and more people realize the benefits and the extent of what these modalities can do!

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