As far as clinical medicine (western medicine) is concerned, most doctors only recruit undergraduates after 2000, and there is no distinction between specialist and secondary school. Adult college education after 2002 is equal to waste paper, and I have never majored in clinical medicine since I took the self-taught exam. Now you can only pass the general college entrance examination for five years as a full-time undergraduate major, then enter the hospital 1 year, and then directly apply for such medical practitioners (the passing rate is more than 20% per year). In addition, there are many restrictions on practicing medicine with various doctor's practice certificates, which will eventually make you waste money and money. I have been there before.