How to treat the course of traditional Chinese medicine as a compulsory course for clinical medicine?

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a traditional medicine in China, which has made many outstanding contributions in the development history of China. With the development of the times, the proportion of western medicine in the world is increasing, and this situation is also very obvious in China, which greatly restricts the implementation of Chinese medicine. Especially in recent years, many people scoff at Chinese medicine, and the development of Chinese medicine has entered a very difficult period.

Recently, the Ministry of Education has clearly stipulated that the course of Chinese medicine should be a compulsory course for undergraduates majoring in clinical medicine, which has aroused great concern and discussion on the Internet and won the support of many netizens. This also shows our country's determination to vigorously develop Chinese medicine, which obviously has far-reaching significance and positive influence on the development of Chinese medicine.

In recent years, we have gradually seen the power of Chinese medicine. Especially this year, when many patients were tortured by the COVID-19 epidemic, Chinese medicine played a very important role in our country and solved the problems that plagued doctors one by one. At one time, some Chinese medicine products were sold out. Many patients have been greatly improved and recovered after receiving Chinese medicine treatment. There is no doubt that Chinese medicine has made a very outstanding contribution to this epidemic.

This has also begun to make many people re-examine this traditional medicine that we have abandoned for a long time? Chinese medicine fever? . These facts show that Chinese medicine is being recognized by more and more people, which is also a very good phenomenon. At present, the course of Chinese medicine is listed as a compulsory course for clinical medicine majors by the state, which is to carry forward Chinese medicine and play a greater role.

Only by exposing more students to Chinese medicine can we contribute to the promotion of Chinese medicine culture. Let these students have a deeper understanding of this subject at school, and it will also help them to become doctors in the future. The promotion of Chinese medicine needs the continuous efforts of people from all walks of life, and it will have a multiplier effect.