Abstract:
Against the backdrop of the flourishing development of the national "Traditional Chinese Medicine Apprenticeship" movement that began in 1956, the Suzhou Wu County Traditional Chinese Medicine Workshop emerged in 1963. Existing relevant historical materials are rare and scattered. Through collection, organization, and investigation from multiple sources, this study focuses on the background of the class, the target audience, fees, overview of mentors and apprentices, and graduation status. By sorting out and researching the specific situation of traditional Chinese medicine workshops in Wu County in the 1960s, we reproduce the original history of the workshop, which has certain reference significance for the research of the Wumen Medical School and the inheritance and development of local traditional Chinese medicine.