PFUSRC-MED-001 The Ontological Termination of the Century-Old Debate Between Chinese and Western Medicine — A Reorientation Based on the PFUSRC Topological Framework, the Tianhui Medical Bamboo Slips, and Wisdom Determinism

The century-long conflict between Chinese and Western medicine essentially stems from the misalignment of their ontological cognition and quantitative methodological systems. Relying on the PFUSRC ontology-projection two-layer stratification model, archaeological materials of the 2012 unearthed Tianhui Medical Bamboo Slips (Bian Que-Cang Gong medical lineage) and the core theory of Wisdom Determinism, this paper redefines the internal logical frameworks of traditional Chinese medicine and modern Western medicine, and establishes a testable unified theoretical framework to resolve their long-standing dispute. This paper provides a rigorous physical definition of "wisdom" as the self-organizing topological regulation capacity of cosmic structures, embodied in the Ψ-Ξ anchoring mechanism mediated by the β₁ field. Core arguments are as follows: First, the Tianhui Medical Bamboo Slips prove that the Bian Que school built a complete clinical system directly linking operational treatment to cosmic ontology, yet subsequent generations lost the quantitative translation tool connecting clinical practice and topological ontology. Second, Western medicine is built on material reductionism, forming a mature quantitative system for the material projection layer, while lacking theoretical recognition of the independent ontological order layer. Third, traditional Chinese medicine follows Wisdom Determinism and covers both the ontological layer and material layer simultaneously, but suffers from stagnation of quantitative tools, resulting in obscure ontological interpretation and redundant theoretical elaboration. Fourth, Compendium of Materia Medica by Li Shizhen represents the peak of empirical data collation in Chinese medicine, yet exposes the critical deficiency of standardized quantitative analysis tools. The topological symbolic system of PFUSRC can convert ambiguous traditional medical concepts such as Shen, Qi, pulse manifestations and medicinal properties into measurable physical parameters, upgrading Chinese medicine from a complete qualitative theory to a quantifiable, replicable scientific system. Six falsifiable clinical experimental protocols are proposed to verify the core viewpoints of this framework, proving its scientific testability. This paper concludes that Chinese and Western medicine are complementary rather than contradictory, and PFUSRC serves as the shared quantitative coordinate system integrating the two medical systems.