Lanzhou, Gansu News Network, June 2 According to the Western Business Daily, starting this year, the state will implement a free training program for rural order-oriented medical students. Yesterday, the reporter learned from Lanzhou University, Gansu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and other project implementation units that this year, Gansu Province will select 200 medical orientation students from college entrance examination (forum) candidates, and the five-year undergraduate tuition is free. Students will work in primary medical units in the province after graduation. Starting this year, the state will launch a free medical orientation training program, and implement a free training program for rural order-oriented medical students in accordance with state regulations, so as to train five-year undergraduate clinical medical graduates engaged in general practice for township hospitals in the central and western regions, that is, "free medical orientation students." This year, Lanzhou University and Gansu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine will implement this project. The two universities will enroll 200 free medical students, including 20 from Lanzhou University/KLOC-0 and 80 from Gansu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is reported that after entering the school, students must sign a targeted employment agreement with the training school and the local county-level health administrative department in order to obtain the admission notice. After graduation, you must work in local primary medical units for 6 years. During the study period, the tuition, accommodation and living expenses of students are all borne by the state. It is reported that the free medical directional enrollment plan is single-handedly recruited and underlined separately, and the undergraduate course is approved in advance, mainly recruiting rural students. Detailed policies for such students will be announced by the state in the near future. (Reporter Guo Tao) Is this it?