"The so-called theory is the memory of common sense in traditional Chinese medicine and the understanding of many traditional Chinese medicine classics. This item was randomly asked by Gao Xuemin Gao Lao, Xie Guoqiang and many famous artists. There were five questions in total. Each time the full score was 10. Four major players including Gao Xuemin Gao Lao Gao were given points based on the students' answers, and the points were taken to get the average score given by the four."
"Practice is also randomly asked questions from all the famous doctors present on specific cases. There are three questions in total, and each question is ten. The score is still scored by Mr. Gao and four others to get the average score."
"The third item is adaptability. This round is not limited to the form. It is still asked by famous experts. The question is not limited, but it must be related to traditional Chinese medicine. There are two questions in total, each question is ten, and the scoring method is the same as the previous two items.
After talking about the rules, Yun Chongzhi picked up the teacup and took a sip of tea, then said again: "The total number of three items is 100 points, and the score is based on the score. In order not to delay the time of other colleges, every time the examiner asks a question, the students must answer within three minutes, and if the time exceeds the time, it will be zero."
After talking about the rules, Yun Chongzhi nodded to Liu Qiancheng on the side. Liu Qiancheng picked up the microphone in front of him and said, "Minister Yun Chongzhi has already told everyone in detail about the assessment rules and scoring situation. At the same time, this assessment is completely open, allowing teachers and students from the entire Medical University to watch, but someone is prohibited from reminding him privately. Once it is discovered, the assessment will be invalid. I hope everyone will remember that all students will be invited to the stage to draw the assessment order."
After Liu Qiancheng finished speaking, Wang Xu and thirty-four students went on stage one after another, drew a number from a closed box next to Yun Chongzhi and Liu Qiancheng. After drawing, they registered on Yun Chongzhi and then sat back again.
After all the students took the numbers and sat down one by one, Liu Qiancheng took the registered order and started chanting the numbers: "Please ask the first student, Sun Zhanqiang, to come on stage to participate in the assessment."
Liu Qiancheng's voice came to everyone's eyes and noticed the thirty-four students in front of him. The thirty-two-three-year-old young man stood up at the same time and walked towards the rostrum.
"This Sun Zhanqiang is a disciple of Zhao Mingxin, a famous doctor from Liaodong. He is a low-key person, but his medical skills are good." When Sun Zhanqiang stood up, Han Yixue, who was sitting next to Wang Xu, said to Wang Xu softly.
Wang Xu only came this morning, so naturally he was not familiar with these students. Han Yixue came late, but after all, she could call each student's name and origin.
Just as Han Yixue was talking to Wang Xu, Sun Zhanqiang had already come to the rostrum, bowed to Gao Xuemin and other examiners and judges, and then bowed to Yun Chongzhi and Liu Qiancheng. Then he walked to the other side of the rostrum, and sat down behind the table opposite Yun Chongzhi and Liu Qiancheng.
After Sun Zhanqiang sat down, the famous masters behind Gao Xuemin and the other four talked in a low voice, exchanged some opinions, and Zhen Yihua asked the first question.
Just as Wang Xu said at the Hong Kong Medical Arts Exchange last time, most Chinese medicine practitioners have the concept of "those who have not read books for three generations cannot take their medicine". This concept is most deeply rooted in major medical arts schools.
The so-called "Three Worlds Book" naturally refers to medical classics such as "Huangdi Acupuncture", "Shennong Bencao" and "Su Nu Materia Medica", and later generations include "Compendium of Materia Medica", "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", and "Qianjin Prescriptions". The first item tests this common sense, with a total of five questions, totaling 50. In fact, it was Yun Chongzhi and others who considered that this assessment was open-ended, and these students were also the prides of the traditional Chinese medicine industry. If they really scored too low or failed too many, wouldn't it be embarrassing at that time? Therefore, the first item was actually a reward for points.