Zhang Kejia

Zhang Kejia

Zhang Kejia, former professor of School of animal medicine, China Agricultural University and editor in chief of Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine; He has also served as a member of the veterinary expert advisory group of the Ministry of agriculture, director of the Chinese society of animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, executive vice chairman, chairman and honorary chairman of the Chinese veterinary medicine branch, member of the first, second and third sessions of the Chinese Veterinary Pharmacopoeia Committee, and member of the veterinary discipline group of the National Teaching Steering Committee of agricultural universities. He is a famous animal medicine expert in China.

Character experience

Professor Zhang Kejia, Professor of School of animal medicine, China Agricultural University, member of the Communist Party of China, famous Chinese veterinary scientist and editor in chief of Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, was born in October 1937 in Changde City, Hunan Province, Han nationality. In 1959, he graduated from the Department of veterinary medicine of Beijing Agricultural University (now known as the school of animal medicine of China Agricultural University). Later, he stayed in the University as a teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor and professor. Mr. Zhang Kejia died in Beijing at 13:55 on November 4, 2009 at the age of 73. Professor Zhang Kejia has also served as a member of the veterinary expert advisory group of the Ministry of agriculture, director of the Chinese society of animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, executive vice chairman, chairman and honorary chairman of the Chinese veterinary medicine branch, member of the first, second and third sessions of the Chinese Veterinary Pharmacopoeia Committee, member of the veterinary medicine section of the National Teaching Guidance Committee of agricultural colleges and universities, visiting researcher of the Chi Institute of Chinese medicine of the United States, China General manager of Agricultural University Press, deputy editor and chief editor of Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine.

Main contributions

Achievements in teaching and research

Professor Zhang Kejia has been engaged in the teaching and scientific research of Chinese veterinary medicine. He has taught Chinese veterinary medicine, veterinary acupuncture and moxibustion, Chinese veterinary prescription, Chinese veterinary ancient books and other undergraduate and postgraduate courses. His scientific research involves the basic theory of Chinese veterinary medicine, the combination of Chinese and Western Veterinary Medicine, animal acupuncture and meridians, computer expert system of Chinese veterinary medicine, green veterinary medicine, Chinese herbal feed additives, etc; Chief editor of Chinese veterinary medicine, internal medicine of Chinese veterinary medicine, Chinese agricultural encyclopedia, volume of Chinese veterinary medicine, complete collection of Chinese veterinary formulas, and Chinese veterinary classic; participated in the compilation of Chinese veterinary medicine, basic theory and diagnostics of Chinese veterinary medicine, complete collection of Chinese veterinary secret formulas, feed additives of traditional Chinese medicine, and veterinary classic of the people's Republic of China Chinese veterinary medicine, Chinese veterinary medicine, equine veterinary medicine, Textbooks and monographs such as the dictionary of Chinese veterinary medicine and essence of Chinese veterinary medicine, published the medical design of the veterinary syndrome differentiation and treatment by computer imitation, the prevention and treatment of livestock diseases by Chinese veterinary medicine, the first principle of mobilizing the role of Chinese medicine and the Scientific Outlook on Development of Veterinary Medicine, have a profound impact in the field of Chinese veterinary medicine. He published more than 160 academic papers. He gave lectures in the United States many times and made positive contributions to the overseas dissemination of Chinese veterinary medicine. Professor Zhang Kejia has been committed to the teaching and scientific research of Chinese veterinary medicine for a long time. He is a famous expert of Chinese veterinary medicine in China. He teaches and educates people, trains a large number of excellent professionals for the country, presides over and completes a number of national scientific research projects, and has made important contributions to China's livestock and poultry production and epidemic prevention and control. In 1978, Mr. Zhang participated in the re publication of Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine. He served as the editorial board member, executive editorial board member, deputy editor in chief and editor in chief successively. He devoted a lot of effort to improving the quality of the journal. He was still examining and approving the manuscript in person until the eve of his death.

Brief introduction of virtue and talent

Professor Zhang Kejia is hardworking and knowledgeable. In addition to his professional knowledge, he has profound knowledge of classical Chinese, fluent writing and exquisite calligraphy. He is recognized as one of the talents in the industry. He is open-minded, rigorous in scholarship, tireless in teaching, indifferent to fame and wealth, strict in self-discipline and lenient to others. He is respected and loved by teachers, classmates and friends. His life is a life of hard work and hard struggle for the cause of veterinary medicine in China.

List of papers

1. Current situation and thinking of traditional Chinese medicine in the prevention and treatment of animal infectious diseases. Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 2007-05-22. 2 multi level development of veterinary traditional Chinese medicine preparation northern animal husbandry 2006-11-15. 3 study on prevention and treatment of Cow Subclinical Mastitis with nipple dipping agent of traditional Chinese medicine Chinese Veterinary Journal 2003-10-22. 4 scientific development view of veterinary traditional Chinese medicine Chinese poultry industry guide 2005-05-15. 5-micron Chinese medicine and nano Chinese medicine breeding technology consultant 2003-09-25. 6 Micron Chinese medicine "=?" nano Chinese medicine animal science and Animal Medicine May 25, 2003. 7 rational development of veterinary traditional Chinese Medicine China animal health 2003-09-20. 8 Journal of Chinese veterinary medicine on microcosmic syndrome differentiation 2003-04-30. 9 regulation of traditional Chinese medicine on animal microecology Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine February 25, 2003. Congratulations on Mr. Yu Chuan's 80th birthday and on his academic thoughts of Chinese veterinary medicine and Agricultural Archaeology 2004-02-29. 11 modern Chinese veterinary diagnosis and treatment system Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 2004-10-25. 12 rational development of veterinary traditional Chinese Medicine China Poultry Industry Guide 2004-06-25. 13 rational development of veterinary traditional Chinese medicine Chinese poultry 2004-07-10. 14 micron traditional Chinese medicine and nano traditional Chinese medicine northern animal husbandry 2004-09-15. 15 prevention and treatment of viral diseases by Chinese veterinarians Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1999-12-22. 16 application of traditional Chinese medicine in American animal health care Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 2002-05-22. 17 development trend of modern veterinary traditional Chinese Medicine China Poultry Industry Guide 2002-08-20. 18 self mobilization is the first principle of traditional Chinese medicine. 19 farmers' scientific and technological training on using Chinese herbal medicine to control livestock and poultry diseases 2002-03-15. review of veterinary Chinese medicine and prescriptions in the 20th Century Journal of Chinese veterinary medicine, November 25, 1999. 21 on the bidirectional regulation of traditional Chinese medicine Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1999-11-25. 22 rural breeding technology of traditional Chinese medicine for prevention and treatment of pig disease 1999-12-15. 23 American Journal of Chinese veterinary medicine and Chinese Journal of Veterinary Medicine. Thinking on the development of veterinary traditional Chinese medicine in the 21st century Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 2000-12-22. 25 Chinese veterinarian in Henan animal husbandry veterinarian, USA. 26 veterinary acupuncture was published in Shanghai Journal of acupuncture and moxibustion on August 25, 2000. 27 on the modernization of veterinary traditional Chinese Medicine. Clinical effect of Qinbai Longdan powder on Chicken Colibacillosis. 29 inherit and develop traditional medical ethics Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, December 22, 2001. 30 progress of traditional Chinese medicine therapy and animal microecology animal medicine 2001-02-28. Effects of 313 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine feed additives on broiler weight gain Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1994-04-22. Localization test of acupoints on the lateral extremities of dogs Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1994-11-22. 33 clinical application of "gourean" oral liquid Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1995-02-22. 34 computer simulation of cold and heat reinforcing and reducing design of Chinese veterinary prescription Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1995-04-22. 35 the low resistance and stimulation sensitive points on the lateral thigh of rabbit. Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, June 22, 1995. Yiniubaoshu, another good book on cattle medicine, was reviewed in Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine on August 25, 1995. 37 effect of traditional Chinese medicine feed additive "Xiangling powder" on production performance of broilers feed and animal husbandry 1996-06-15. 38 new subject of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine Hebei animal husbandry and veterinary medicine 1997-02-15. 39 new subject of Chinese veterinary medicine Hebei animal husbandry and veterinary medicine may 15, 1997. 40 new subject of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine Hebei animal husbandry and veterinary medicine 1997-08-15. 41 new subject of traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. 42 a glimpse of Chinese veterinary clinic in California, USA, Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, August 22, 1998. 43 application status and Prospect of computer in Chinese veterinary medicine Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1996-01-22. 44 technology of laser treatment of cow infertility Chinese agronomy bulletin 1992-08-28. 45 Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, December 26, 1992. 46 study on the meridian characteristics of animal meridians. Acta Zoologica veterinary Sinica 1993-03-02. 47 the time-varying characteristics of low electrical resistance at acupoints in rabbits Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1993-01-31. Study on zengrusan, a health care agent for dairy cows, Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, June 30, 1993. A study on "qinlekang", a traditional Chinese medicine tonic for broilers, Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, August 29, 1993. 50 clinical observation on prevention and treatment of lamb dysentery with poplar flower Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1979-01-31. 51 effect of laser acupuncture on animal pain threshold (Abstract) Sichuan laser 1981-12-31. 52 mixed feeding agents in ancient veterinary prescriptions Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1981-01-31. 53 analgesic effect of microwave acupuncture Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine 1981-05-01. A preliminary report on the experiment of jaw twirling and immobilization in 54 horses, Chinese Journal of veterinary medicine, 1982-01-31. A brief talk on moxibustion in traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine

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