Taking Peking University Medical College and Union Medical College as an example, they are just following the ass of the international advanced level
Most of the medical textbooks we use are translated from foreign countries, and I can tell you without any exaggeration that, in terms of Western medicine, China is equivalent to the level of the West in the 1960s and 1970s.
Till today, you can go to the hospital to see, CT, magnetic **** vibration, not to mention, even cardiac monitoring are imported
ICU (intensive care unit) with drugs from antibiotics to human albumin such as nutritional drugs are also mainly imported.
Taking the antibiotic Zyvox (Swo) as an example, the drug was launched in the United States in 2000 and in Hong Kong and Taiwan around 2003. It was not until 2006 that it became available in China. Basically, newly developed antibiotics are afraid to go on the market in China first, the reason is that China's hospitals abuse antibiotics the world's first. Take the third-generation cephalosporin for example, the drug is still in use in the U.S. In China, drug-resistant bacteria have long since scrapped it.
I am not saying that the standard of Chinese doctors is lower than that of RTHK, but it is mainly a problem of the system of supporting doctors with medicines. Hospitals in China are all about money, not life. In RTHK, the use of drugs is strictly monitored, and there are many talented people studying in the U.S. in RTHK hospitals, so their strength should not be underestimated.
I have never been to Taiwan, but I have been to Hong Kong. Their so-called clinic is simply a small hospital with all kinds of instruments and equipment, and the service attitude is very good. No worse than our municipal hospital here (not talking about the size). Taiwan's medical standard is also said to be very high, especially in cancer treatment, liver transplantation, medical testing, cardiac surgery is very influential in the international arena.