Once sick, people will go to the hospital. This hospital naturally refers to Western Medicine Hospital. Traditional Chinese medicine as traditional Chinese medicine has survived with the Chinese nation so far, and its state of existence is indeed worrying. Is there any way out for a declining Chinese medicine practitioner?

The biggest difference between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine lies in philosophy. The path of Chinese medicine is to make up for it and put it. When the human body lacks anything, it fills up the missing things. What happens when the human body is overfilled is what is released from the body. The idea of ​​Western medicine is governance, where pain is treated, and the so-called "headache is the rule, and foot pain is the rule." Therefore, Chinese medicine has shown a soothing feature, while Western medicine has shown a quick effect.

Because the process of Chinese medicine treatment is too slow, and the grasp of some diseases is not specific enough, Chinese medicine has become increasingly untrusted. Western doctors took advantage of the last century.

At one time, "China's sales of traditional Chinese medicines were only 3% of global sales of traditional Chinese medicines, and Japan and South Korea accounted for 80%," the data has caused people's panic: the era of Chinese medicine is to end in this century? Whether Chinese medicine can also accompany the Chinese nation into the future, according to Xiaobian, the answer is affirmative.

Different from the symptoms of Western medicine that have already occurred, Chinese medicine emphasizes treatment of the disease, that is, no disease. Chinese medicine emphasizes the reconciliation of yin and yang and regulates the body before the disease develops. Therefore, Chinese medicine has a powerful advantage over western medicine in health care. In recent years, the concept of health care has been deeply rooted in people's minds, and Chinese medicine has a prosperous time with its dominant position in health care. Since Chinese medicine practitioners cannot compete technically with Western medicine in a short period of time, it is a feasible way to ensure Chinese medicine is not forgotten by infiltrating Chinese medicine theories through the efficacy of health care.

In today's weak position, it seems that TCM practitioners have difficulty regaining market share. The most important thing nowadays is to preserve the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and therapies and do not let them be lost. In terms of self-protection, Chinese medicine still has room for future development.