Ding Ning did not dare to be careless. After all, he studied traditional Chinese medicine, and majored in western clinical medicine in college. Many knowledge of modern traditional Chinese medicine were blind spots for him.
He found a random restaurant to invite Executive Zhou, who had waited for him outside, to have lunch with him, and then went to the library to spend the noon reviewing professional knowledge.
Traditional Chinese medicine graduate students were cultivated based on three training modes: basic medicine, clinical scientific research and clinical skills.
The postgraduates of basic medicine were engaged in the research of some documents and basic traditional Chinese medicine. The postgraduates of clinical scientific research were engaged in scientific research experimen
