It doesn't matter if it's perfect, it doesn't matter if it's a master teacher. But if you want to grow up to be a qualified Chinese medicine practitioner, I think you have to have two basic prerequisites.

The first is to be interested in Chinese medicine and to be able to keep on learning, with the motivation and confidence to learn.

The second is even more crucial and depends on personal chance. That is, no matter what level of learning, there is a practical environment, Chinese medicine learning is lifelong, is never-ending. The best way to learn is to do clinical work, feel around and learn at the same time.And enough space and platform for exertion is not available to everyone.

A hundred learn Chinese medicine, ten do clinical work, and it is good enough for one to eventually become a famous Chinese medicine practitioner.

Zhang Xichun said: "life should have a big will, will have a big action". Study of Chinese medicine or do other professions, only high aspirations, hard work, not more than two or three decades to become an expert in the industry. If you can do a lifetime, is a generation of masters, there is no know-how. The Japanese call this craftsmanship!

The road to the future of healthcare is definitely the model of big data + artificial intelligence, where ordinary medical diagnosis can be carried out at home with the help of artificial intelligence, but Western medicine still hasn't found the right direction for the treatment of many chronic diseases, so Chinese medicine still has a lot of way to go.

But as people who come from Chinese medicine classes have neither the advantages of Western medicine nor have they learned the core of Chinese medicine, and are not even considered half-way through the process, it is actually a sad thing about Chinese education.

It is recommended that you study on your own, learn the yin and yang and five elements of Chinese medicine thoroughly, learn to find the cause of a disease, and think of your own treatment plan, so that you can have a chance to become a good Chinese medicine practitioner, and after that learn more advanced treatments such as needles, acupuncture and moxibustion, and qi therapy.

In short, Chinese medicine emphasizes the harmonization of yin and yang, and the balance of yin and yang in the human body to achieve self-healing through various methods.

Work hard, Chinese medicine has a long way to go, to report the mentality of saving lives and helping people, want to turn money or change careers!

Can't say anything about perfection? Can adhere to go on, it is good. On the current point of view, the development is almost a break, not only inferior to the Republic of China, on the development of the road seems a little lost ...... Is the road of Chinese medicine really can not be revitalized? At the moment is not the rise of nationalism fever? Why did not drive the Chinese medicine? This is not obviously a very serious problem? Why can to recognize? Why is no one to solve it? That take the lead are not, now, talk about the road of Chinese medicine, is not it feel a bit of a sheep mending? There is also a strange phenomenon that the people who are really applying and saving Chinese medicine are precisely the lower and lower people. That is a lonely figure, in the road of traditional Chinese medicine, the hardships of walking ...... shouting ferocious, may not be able to do, really interested in the development of the road of traditional Chinese medicine, is a number of silent and unheard of people, on the other hand, high in the top of the so-called everyone, the celebrities, what, you can see it? Theoretically speaking, perfect, but actually did there? Revival of Chinese medicine, a little difficult!

It is suggested that the textbooks of Chinese medicine should be re-examined and compiled, and the number of years of study should be re-established (a minimum of five years for theory and four years for skills teaching), so that there will be real Chinese medicine hospitals for internships and further training at the time of graduation. To establish their own authoritative academic journals and accreditation organizations, to apply the existing new knowledge, to use new technologies, to learn from Western medicine, to tap into the research of traditional Chinese medicine to create a new discipline of Chinese medicine. In my opinion, this may make TCM more adaptable to the development of the society and enable it to be carried forward.