Understand the comprehensive knowledge and skills of traditional Chinese medicine

1. Master the basic theories and knowledge of Chinese medicine, medicinal botany, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, Chinese medicine chemistry, Chinese medicine identification, Chinese medicine pharmacy, Chinese medicine processing, Chinese medicine pharmacology, Chinese medicine preparation analysis and other disciplines; 2 master the basic methods and techniques of preparation, quality control, planting, pharmacodynamics and drug safety evaluation of Chinese patent medicines, as well as the basic methods of drug preparation analysis, in vivo drug analysis and drug evaluation; 3. Have the ability of preliminary design of traditional Chinese medicine preparations, the basic ability of selecting drug analysis methods, and the basic ability of pharmacological experiment and evaluation of new drugs.

4. Familiar with the principles, policies and regulations of pharmaceutical industry and pharmaceutical affairs management, as well as the basic knowledge of marketing; 5. Understand the theoretical frontier, application prospect, development trend and industry demand of modern traditional chinese medicine; 6. Have the ability to acquire knowledge independently, have a certain sense of innovation and preliminary scientific research ability, and the ability to comprehensively apply theoretical knowledge to solve practical problems; 7. Master a foreign language, be able to read the foreign language materials of this major skillfully, and master the basic methods of literature retrieval, data query and review.

1. Traditional Chinese medicine is the general term for traditional Chinese medicine. It is a drug with a complete theoretical system and unique application form, which is guided by traditional Chinese medical theory and expounds its mechanism of action and clinical application in aspects of collection, processing and preparation.

2. Herbal medicine refers to some traditional Chinese medicines that are widely circulated among the people, not widely used in regular Chinese medicine hospitals, and used and processed by private doctors.

3. Chinese herbal medicine: in fact, it refers to the mixed name of Chinese medicine and herbal medicine. Herbal medicine and Chinese herbal medicine are not qualitatively different from Chinese medicine and materia medica, and should be unified in the concept of Chinese medicine to avoid confusion.