What can Chinese medicine do when it changes careers?

The theory of yin-yang and five elements in traditional Chinese medicine belongs to pseudoscience, and few patients see traditional Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine hospitals also sell dog meat by hanging sheep's heads, all of which are treated with western medicine. Even Chinese medicine hospitals only recruit students of modern medicine, and rarely recruit students of Chinese medicine, let alone those who are not Chinese medicine hospitals. Chinese medicine students are basically engaged in drug sales after graduation. As you can see from your supplementary question, you also have a deep understanding of Chinese medicine. The one who says that studying Chinese medicine has a bright future can't say that, but he is a liar who stands and talks like a baby. It's a pity that you chose the wrong Chinese medicine major. You have been wrong in the first half step, and you can't be wrong in the second half step. My advice to you is only two points:

1. Make up your mind to study modern medicine (commonly known as western medicine in China) and English hard, and be admitted to graduate students of western medicine. Only in this way can you have a future in this medical field.

2. Make up your mind to leave the pharmaceutical industry, change careers completely, and do what you like and can do. For example, girls can be clerks, and boys can do business, management, computer applications and start their own businesses.