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Alan met the stringent admission requirements of the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which enabled him to study Acupressure (Tui-Na: Chinese Medical Massage), Acupuncture and Moxibustion, including Auricular Acupuncture; Cupping; and the practice of Medical Qi-Gong and Tai-Ji to advanced level.
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An especially important part of the instruction and training he received at the university involved Alan’s participation in the Shanghai No 1 Peoples Hospital, where he had a patient list of approximately 200.
By attending the University and No 1 Peoples Hospital, Alan gained a deeper understanding of his master’s explanations about, for instance, how the qi flows through the meridians. |
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