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On the WTO and Higher Education Training in Medicine Paper Keywords: WTO Chinese Medicine Education Training Abstract: This paper argues that the face of WTO, in higher medical education should win in the competition, the key by the talent. China joined the WTO is a turning point in the process of modernization strategy, although a number of provisions in the WTO provisions relating to education is not much, but its impact will be of higher education is comprehensive. In higher medical education as a child in higher education Similarly, the system also faces opportunities and challenges. combined with today’s world, human beings for their own sustainable development, promote return to nature, Chinese two thousand years of natural therapies, natural source of medicine attracted a lot of respect for nature, the pursuit of human health, the eyes of those who . the world of increasing concern in Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine international community will increase demand, which gave to the world of Traditional Chinese Medicine to bring great opportunities. But the opportunity does not mean success, even severe, cold facts is competition. Traditional Chinese Medicine to win in the competition, the key by the people. and in higher medical education is to train medical personnel in higher key. So, faced with WTO, what we have to train high quality professionals of Chinese medicine will become the Higher Chinese medicine educators concern. First, in higher medical education in general education and professional education students on the basis of personality development-oriented The fundamental task of colleges and universities is to train specialized personnel of various social needs, and a variety of training objectives and standards of training are determined by the needs of the community. “Dead”, the economic globalization brought about fierce market competition requires more talents with variability, diversity and liquidity. college graduates choose th