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President Xi Jinping reiterates the country's support for Traditional Chinese Medicine

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President Xi Jinping reiterates the country's support for Traditional Chinese Medicine

BEIJING, May 13, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - During his visit to Henan Province, Nanyang City yesterday, President Xi Jinping commented on the necessity to further develop Traditional Chinese Medicine, to interpret the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine utilising modern science, and adopt a path on integrating Traditional Chinese medicine and...

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