Traditional Chinese medicine is a relatively healthy profession, generally focusing on conditioning, which makes people's health revealed from the inside out. If you want to learn this skill, you need to maintain perseverance and perseverance, because there are many essences and common sense in the theory and practice of traditional Chinese medicine, and we need to ponder more before we can learn one or two wonderful uses.

A person who teaches Chinese medicine by himself needs to buy some formal Chinese medicine books and do more research. He needs to ask questions about the principles he doesn't understand, and ask more people in old Chinese medicine or clinics, which will better consolidate his common sense. Moreover, self-taught people need patience and can't give up halfway, otherwise they will be irresponsible to patients.

Practice makes true knowledge, even if it is self-study, you should go to the field and learn from it. When you face real patients, you will naturally explain to them more patiently and let them trust you, so this sense of responsibility and sincerity is still necessary.