It should also be possible. Science students are generally interested in research and exploration, and also have the ability to analyze. The study of Chinese medicine also requires the spirit of exploration and research, so science subjects are also more suitable for the study of Chinese medicine.

Particularly suitable.

If you really want to become a modern Chinese medicine practitioner, you really have to study the chemical composition of each herb as well as its action and reflection on the human body.

It is very necessary to scientificize the pharmacology of Chinese medicine.

Sometimes I think that people are born knowing that it's no good to learn by hard work, I wonder what people think?

Anyone who is interested in Chinese medicine culture and Chinese culture, and who is diligent, hardworking and perceptive can learn Chinese medicine.

Learning Chinese medicine does not necessarily mean becoming a Chinese medicine practitioner. Many of the life philosophies and health care ideas of Chinese medicine are inextricably linked to our lives, and learning Chinese medicine is not only beneficial to physical health care, but also promotes the way of thinking and even the maturity of the mind. The rich culture of Chinese medicine can also improve one's character and integrity.

Science students are smart, Luo is capable of thinking and is more suitable for studying Chinese medicine. 😊

Science students are especially suitable, a few years ago, Chinese medicine enrollment has begun to gradually cancel the liberal arts students, and the requirement is science students! The reason is, Chinese medicine in Chinese herbal medicine, Chinese medicine concoction, etc. also involves more science knowledge, and because the study of Chinese medicine also need to learn the western medical system, physiology, pathology, biochemistry, etc. need to learn, because medicine is a whole a system! Therefore, now Chinese medicine enrollment is basically oriented to science students!

If it is pure Chinese medicine, only liberal arts students can learn it.

Pure Chinese medicine practitioners miss ancient people and ancient prescriptions, and they have to read ancient books, not without a liberal arts level.

Nowadays, at the University of Chinese Medicine, there is more content in learning Western medicine than in learning Chinese medicine, and you can't learn it without a science level.

This characteristic also shows that TCM is not medicine but traditional culture.

I think it's just that science students are good learners.

Chinese medicine universities should enroll liberal arts students, which is a viewpoint of Prof. LIU Lihong, a leading Chinese medicine practitioner. He thinks that the reason why no particularly famous young Chinese medicine practitioners have ever appeared now is due to the shortcomings of enrollment. In my long-term clinical practice, I have also discovered the importance of language in the discipline of Chinese medicine. The study of Chinese medicine classics is a compulsory course for clinical practitioners in Chinese medicine. To achieve a good understanding of Chinese medicine classics, it is necessary for those who study Chinese medicine classics to have good language skills, especially excellent knowledge of ancient languages. Those who study science, as long as the language knowledge is good, should also be able to learn Chinese medicine!

Anyone can learn Chinese medicine if they have the mind of the ancients

As long as it is love and care for their own health and wellness, preventing problems before they occur to regulate the balance of the body, is the concept of traditional Chinese medicine. Everyone has the right and obligation to take care of themselves, health care and health care for themselves. It is the knowledge of Chinese medicine, and only Chinese medicine can take such a responsibility. Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine of the broad and universal, is the connotation of the profound, can not be profound by the confusion, misunderstanding of the mysterious and inexplicable.