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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a core component of Chinese traditional medicine, and its unique therapeutic concepts and techniques have received high attention worldwide. In the current medical education system, there are still many challenges in teaching Chinese medicine, especially the insufficient transfer of practical skills. This study aims to explore an integrated teaching model that combines theoretical teaching and practical operation with traditional skills of Chinese medicine as the core. Through literature review and case studies, this paper analyzes the deficiencies of Traditional Chinese Medicine teaching and then designs a new teaching model that highlights the integration of theory and practice, the enhancement of teacher-student interaction, and the application of diverse teaching methods. The implementation results show that this teaching model effectively improves students' practical skills in Chinese medicine, enhances their understanding and application of Chinese medicine knowledge, and significantly stimulates their interest in learning Chinese medicine. The successful practice of this teaching model not only provides valuable experience for the innovation of TCM education but also provides strong educational support to promote the continuous development of TCM. The results of this study emphasize the importance and practical value of teaching integrated skills centered on traditional skills in TCM education.
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