Ming Li is a narrative practitioner in Beijing, China, with an interest in the resonances he sees between some narrative ideas and practices, and those of Buddhism, Taoism and other aspects of Chinese culture, history and medicine Taoism;Buddhism;Confucianism;China;Religion;Narrative practice David: You make connections and distinctions between narrative ideas and Buddhism, between narrative practice and Taoism, and between narrative practice and other aspects of Chinese culture, history and medicine [ ]even when the traditional Chinese medical doctor uses herbs, they have a metaphor of a king and his attendants - generals, soldiers and guards If we combine narrative practice with Chinese medicine, a traditional Chinese medical doctor doesn't just prescribe herbs, but will have long conversations with their patients to hear the story of the sickness
Narrative therapy, Buddhism, Taoism a nd Chinese medicine: An interview with Ming Li