From theory to practice, from the knowledge of herbs to pharmacology, in short, from the basics of learning, as long as there is a determination to worry about all things do not return to spring. Chinese medicine is a shining star of the Chinese nation, it should be inherited and carried forward, because she can save the world and the people.

Acupuncture originator Huang Fu Qui (Gansu Lingtai people) to learn acupuncture Chinese medicine has entered middle age. It is recommended to start by memorizing the Tangtou song, a single prescription, and then read the undergraduate textbook of the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and usually more patients with Chinese medicine practitioners on the clinic to copy the prescription.

Traditional Chinese medicine is a bright and colorful flower in the treasure house of the motherland's medicine, and is the essence of Chinese culture. It is the essence of Chinese culture. It is very profound and has many different categories. No one can learn all the various disciplines comprehensively and fine! As the saying goes, "One trick is good for everything". Suggest that you pick one, such as acupuncture, massage, cupping, gua sha, orthopedics and traumatology as the main direction of specialization, and strive for precision, specialization! Other Chinese medicine as a secondary subject can be slightly through the door. This specializes in a section is better than all 渉渉 hunting Chinese medicine this complicated treasure trove and no specialization. A friend of mine specializes in acupuncture (meridian), and after graduating from college, he could start his own business without investing too much in equipment. His good medical skills and good medical ethics have made his reputation spread far and wide, and every day his clinic is full of people seeking treatment, and his wealth is rolling in!

formally become an apprentice to a master

Being in your 30s is the golden age for learning and establishing a career. Zero basis to learn Chinese medicine, may seem a bit of a mirage, but it is not impossible, in this age group of good learning and ambition examples abound.

Su Xun, a writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, when he was young, playful and fun, academic waste, until the age of 27, a fire burned all the books that had been read, determined to make a fortune, and eventually became famous, and there are "three Su" tour of the beautiful legend of the capital. Later generations included him in the "Three Character Classic" in "Su Laoquan, twenty-seven, began to make progress, reading books", so as to praise the education of the next generation.

Also, there is an old Chinese medicine practitioner in my hometown, young and fun, until after marriage, only willing to genuinely seek to worship their elderly grandmother as a teacher, because her grandmother used to be a big landlord's family's famous girl, a martial arts, specializing in the treatment of bruises and injuries. After learning a single skill, and at her own expense into the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine to further study and get the relevant certificate of medical practice, became a well-known "barefoot doctor". At the same time, during the epidemic, because of his outstanding performance, he was also awarded the title of outstanding Communist Party member by the district and city levels.

Age is not scary, fear is not enterprising. As the saying goes:Spell a spring, summer, fall and winter, in exchange for a lifetime of no regrets. I hope that what I said can inspire you.

Thirty-something is a very good age to learn Chinese medicine, and still a very intellectual age from an intellectual standpoint.

First of all, we should carefully read the relevant textbooks of Chinese medicine colleges and universities, Basic Theory of Chinese Medicine, Diagnostics of Chinese Medicine, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Formulas, Internal Medicine of Chinese Medicine, and the Four Classics of Chinese Medicine, which are the most basic courses for Chinese medicine study.

Specific learning methods can be self-study, learning Chinese medicine online class, can also follow the local famous Chinese medicine practitioners to follow the study. There is a certain foundation after the appropriate arrangements for internships and so on, while learning cultural courses combined with clinical, so that learning is more practical and easy to quickly improve the theoretical knowledge of Chinese medicine and clinical skills.

1. First of all it's never too late to learn and it's always hard to be willing to work hard.
2. Secondly to learn TCM is to have zero medical foundation. If you have studied western medicine, it will be difficult to get out of your mindset and then understand and learn the theories and techniques of TCM.
3. If you have a good foundation in Chinese studies, it will help you a lot to learn the theory of Chinese medicine, you can take the examination, or you can learn from a teacher, and you can become a great person.
4. If you really have zero cultural foundation, there are still many techniques in Chinese medicine that you can learn, such as food therapy, physiotherapy, tuina, gua sha, acupuncture, moxibustion, and so on, which are very good to master and are also a skill.
5. Age is not a problem, gender is not a problem, and education is not a problem if you want to learn. That's even if it's just a hobby for full-time moms, being the health care provider for your own family is pretty important.

It's best to learn from a teacher to learn faster and with fewer detours.

It's very simple and very difficult, first go to an outpatient clinic and talk to a famous doctor in your area and you watch from the sidelines. Chinese medicine how to cure the disease? Then read the "Typhoid Fever" "Golden Chamber" encounter will not you have to have a teacher can give you answer questions and solve problems on the line. I can't close the door to make a sentence

Learning, age is not a problem, the main need for interest. Zero foundation, start learning Chinese medicine, you need to start from the most basic basic theory of Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine diagnostics, Chinese medicine, prescriptions and so on. The study of Chinese medicine emphasizes the "living and applying". In order to solve clinical problems, it is not enough to have the idea of the textbook, but also need to read a lot of books about Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine case is the essence of the previous generation, very much, and clinical utility is very strong. For beginners, it is recommended to start with some easy-to-understand cases of contemporary famous doctors, such as "Pu Fu Zhou Medical Cases", "Selected Experiences of National Famous Elderly Chinese Medicine Practitioners" and so on. For the textbook of the case should also be more speculation, to have a certain foundation in the further selection of some more in-depth and more distinctive, and even some difficult cases for learning. Do not be greedy to learn Chinese medicine, to "eat through". It is easier said than done. If you are not interested in Chinese medicine, it is not recommended to learn it, and it is not good enough to learn it, just understand it.