I am a graduate of traditional Chinese medicine, and I am looking for a job, but it is too difficult to find a direct counterpart. Should I give up my major?

I am also an undergraduate of traditional Chinese medicine. After graduating this year, I also found a job in a Chinese pharmacy in a secondary hospital. The salary is very low. After trial, it was 1 100 yuan. But I think it depends on your life plan and what you want to do. Of course, the north and the south are different, and the development of Chinese medicine is different. I also interviewed for a job as a technician who grows Chinese medicine. Although the salary after the trial was much higher than that of the pharmacy, I chose the pharmacy. When looking for a job, recruiters always ask, "Do you have a certificate?" I want to make a textual research. You should also know that the state stipulates that all pharmacies must have a pharmacist's license to open stores after three years. I don't know. If you don't choose Chinese medicine, you still have something you are good at, and you like it, you can change careers. If not, and I don't hate Chinese medicine, I can still continue to do it. When choosing, I am more accustomed to the exclusion method, excluding some things I don't want to do, and choosing a better one among the things I can do is also easy to do. I also say what comes to my mind, hoping to help you.

We are about to graduate. Choose a goal and don't give up. Come on, my friend.