English is tested for graduate school admissions, which usually consists of a written test and an interview. Of course, the test has always been a criterion for judging one's basic level of learning, and is not absolutely relied upon for anything.

So why do graduate students in Chinese medicine take English?

On the one hand, it serves as an indicator of your ability to learn. For example, if a school wants to recruit 50 graduate students, then there are 100 people applying. Then how to filter out the students who are suitable for graduate school from these people? One is the grades in specialized courses, which represent your business proficiency. The other is a generalized examination, such as English, to see whether you are all-rounded, rather than strong in a single ability.

On the other hand, now in the 21st century, Chinese medicine needs to be modernized and go international, and some research and culture must be described and promoted in English. For example, if some basic medical experiments are to be shown to the whole world after they are done, then they need to be written into English papers for publication, and this process requires the use of specialized English. Another example is that some English textbooks on Chinese medicine need to use English to go international.

So, English is a necessary skill for almost every graduate student and a basic skill needed in every discipline. You can be at a poor level, but you must realize that it is certainly not possible not to learn English. Without English, there is certainly no way to promote your research internationally!

This question is really hard to say, Chinese medicine as China's national treasure. Chinese doctors also have to learn English. Should we let Chinese and foreigners learn Chinese medicine or let Chinese medicine practitioners learn from foreigners? There may be even more strange things happen, is to go to the United States to take a doctorate in Chinese medicine back. That is why the localization of culture is a must for Chinese medicine. Why is it that Chinese medicine has always failed to take the path of science? This is one of the reasons. It has been imitating the developmental ideas of Western medicine and the standards of Western medicine to determine the success and failure of TCM, or the right and wrong of TCM. |

English is a subject to be learned in any discipline, let alone at a high level of master's degree and above. How can they be assessed without a basic assessment method?

It's mainly for the sake of the wood! To leave the world to seek Bodhi, to seek the rabbit's horn ! Sad!

The combination of Chinese and Western medicine is ridiculous!

Chinese medicine, nowadays, is a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. To learn medical knowledge, you definitely need to read foreign literature and books, and they are all written in English!

To set the bar to weed out more people because there's always too little of a scarce resource.

There is no need to use English to study Chinese medicine, and the English test is just a mess!

Chinese medicine as long as they will read: Chinese medicine, the unity of heaven and man, yin and yang, five elements ...... profound! Just ah good Chinese medicine.

The rapid changes in the world and the vicissitudes of life have nothing to do with Chinese medicine!

How do you judge an archaeological text? The examiners don't understand.

Graduate exam English is a kind of examination course, is the system makers set, in short as a senior talent you should always know a foreign language, no matter what course you are studying.