In view of the core tasks and weak links in the training of medical graduate in the new era, based on the characteristics and development needs of the discipline, a new "three crosses and two integrations" graduate training mode of acupuncture-moxibustion and is proposed, with "equal emphasis on inheritance and innovation, theory and practice" as the core, with "curriculum cross" as the basis, with "academic cross" as the connotation, and with "discipline cross" as the pathway. This new training mode focuses on the comprehensive cultivation of graduates' comprehensive abilities, aiming to achieve the training goal of "strong inheritance ability, excellent innovation ability, good practical ability and broad international perspective".
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