
Beijing University Graduate Kicked Out of Alumni Group for Pursuing Career in Traditional Chinese Bone-Setting
Recently, a Beijing University graduate was kicked out of his class group chat for pursuing a career as a traditional Chinese bone-setter, sparking a heated debate in society. This incident not only reflects the biases people hold against the profession but also raises questions about the relationship between traditional Chinese medicine and modern medicine. The graduate, Zhang Lechao, had initially worked in a top-ranked hospital after graduating from Beijing University but turned to traditional Chinese bone-setting after recovering from a serious illness through the practice. Despite facing misunderstanding and ridicule, including being labeled as a "failure" by some, Zhang has successfully built a lucrative career, with his services in high demand and commanding a fee of 10,000 yuan per session.


















