Personally, I think it's better to look at my own preferences, and what suits me is the best. Pharmacy is partial to chemistry, and Chinese medicine is widely involved, but it doesn't seem to go deep. Clinical pharmacy sounds practical, but it may not be as good as it sounds. I suggest you learn about the characteristics and specialized courses of the three majors first, and choose what you like ... As for the employment rate and postgraduate entrance examination rate, I don't even look at it. This ratio is the average. I think it is entirely possible that a group of people with ideas and methods were taken away by a group of idiots under the examination-oriented education. Every line is powerful, and a saturated industry only needs a small number of talents, not zero demand. Don't paralyze yourself with speed, be unique, be strict with yourself, and you will find that what you like is the best ~

I am a 08-level undergraduate of traditional Chinese medicine, and I am going to take an interdisciplinary examination. I don't regret the choice of undergraduate major O(∩_∩)O~ I hope I can help you.