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26 Xia Ye：Searching for the Trojan Horse Humanistic Pharmacy： From Dream to Reality in 25 Years 2024 年 12 月 第 6 期

have seen or sought， I do not know. What I do know is that every year， with every new exploration
and with every team of researchers， they hold onto dreams， face new challenges， and gaze at the

stars and the vast seas， filled with humanistic imagination. The discussion of certainty and

uncertainty in the pharmaceutical sciences， the uncovering of their mysteries and laws， and the

provision of a possible cognitive framework—this is the territory of Humanistic Pharmacy. And we

must recognize that every word penned has its origins.

It seems everything has been clearly explained.Finally， I would like to borrow the concluding

words of British mathematician and Oxford professor Andrew Wiles from his speech after proving

Fermat's Last Theorem： "I think I’ll stop here."

Author Biography

Xia Ye， A humble pharmacist，Delving into

the fringes of philosophy， rational science， and

pharmacology，Admiring the structure， gram⁃
mar， and calligraphy amidst inner desolation，

Hoping for a future in academia： where pharma⁃
cology and humanities are intertwined，Where

pharmacology is as essential as the lips and

teeth， and humanities embrace the soul.