Hello, I am a clinical major of Chinese and Western medicine in Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Our specific curriculum has not yet come out, but our sophomore major in traditional Chinese medicine is only prescription science, and our freshman major is only traditional Chinese medicine diagnostics. Freshmen majoring in pure Chinese medicine haven't started professional courses yet, and Chinese medicine courses in sophomores are the same as ours.

In fact, if you take a Chinese medicine class, you may suffer, because after all, there is no teaching material, you may not be able to come to every class, and a considerable part of what the teacher says is different from what the book says. Self-study is a bit of a disadvantage.

But don't be discouraged. You can come to our school to listen to elective courses on Saturday or Sunday, and Chinese medicine dietotherapy course is highly recommended. Easy to understand, practical, no need for professional knowledge. It's very popular. It is Wang Xuqian who teaches China dietotherapy. He just handed in our Chinese medicine last year, and he spoke very well. He often talks about some remedies in class, such as treating molars, scapulohumeral periarthritis, whitening and losing weight. He will talk a lot in dietotherapy class. You can listen to it if you are interested.

We are both freshmen and sophomores in Huangjiahu Campus, and China Normal University can take the 907 exam. The specific time of elective courses hasn't come out yet. I can tell you that I am qq 1245832332.