Regarding TCM, there is definitely medical science with respect to acupuncture. I know that many US medical schools actually offer modules in the practice because it does work in some instances, and it is an alternative treatment for many who don't want to take a medication. As to the other stuff? Perhaps not so much.
I was under the impression that the PBSC always had to have an odd number of members. Would it be even plausible for them to promote Chen Min'er to the standing committee and have an even number of people on the PBSC?
Regarding TCM, there is definitely medical science with respect to acupuncture. I know that many US medical schools actually offer modules in the practice because it does work in some instances, and it is an alternative treatment for many who don't want to take a medication. As to the other stuff? Perhaps not so much.
I was under the impression that the PBSC always had to have an odd number of members. Would it be even plausible for them to promote Chen Min'er to the standing committee and have an even number of people on the PBSC?