Traditional Chinese medicine is empirical medicine accumulated through thousands of years of medical practice. It needs a broad foundation of China's ancient philosophy and Chinese studies, but the requirements for physics, chemistry and mathematics are not as high as those of western medicine. But now Chinese medicine majors also need to learn some knowledge of western medicine, and Chinese and western medicine also need to participate in each other when seeing a doctor, so it is good to have a little knowledge of chemistry.

Generally speaking, advanced mathematics is not compulsory for Chinese medicine majors, and it is also compulsory in some schools, but it is not a main course and the exam will not be very strict, so there is no need to be afraid of mathematics.

Traditional Chinese medicine needs to recite a lot of things, and the bare backrest may do well in the exam, but to really learn Chinese medicine well, we still need to understand, extend and extrapolate. As long as you are interested, you can study hard. It is not difficult to learn well.