Chinese Medicine (I) Self-study Guidance

Author: Zhang Tingmo
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: This book partially introduces the learning requirements and self-study methods for Traditional Chinese Medicine (Part 1) in a general sense, summarizing the author's years of experience in teaching and participating in self-study exams. The second part lists the specific learning requirements for each chapter in the order of the textbook, introducing its basic content and key points and difficulties. To avoid excessive repetition with the textbook, the "Content Summary" section only highlights key points and is not the entire exam content. The "Key Problem Solutions and Difficulties Explained" section covers common issues discovered by the author during teaching, but due to space constraints, it cannot encompass all possible questions. Only by carefully analyzing the listed problems can readers generalize and apply their knowledge. Therefore, when self-studying this supplementary book, it should be closely integrated with the textbook to avoid omissions. At the end of each chapter, there are a few practice questions, and at the end, there are two sets of mock exams. Reference answers are provided after all types of questions. Through these exercises, readers can deepen their understanding of the learned knowledge and get a preliminary idea of the exam format. The question types used in this book include optimal choice questions, five-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, and essay questions, which are for reference only. Depending on changes, the exam question types may vary, so self-studying candidates are advised to pay attention to this.