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Diarra, a Mallian from Africa, is the first foreigner who has been granted the Doctor’s degree of traditional Chinese medicine in China. He came to China in 1984, and became, in 1986, a student of Guangzhou College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he stayed 8 years for the Bachelor and Master’s degree of traditional Chinese medicine. For further study, he entered Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and began his doctorate study. After graduation in 1997, he was engaged as a doctor-in-chief by Chengdu Hengbo Hospital. Diarra is well received by patients for his peculiar and effective way of treatment.He combines acupuncture and moxibustion with medicine, and pays special attention to the treatment at designated hours in terms of the heavenly stems and earthly branches according to an ancient Chinese acupuncture theory. Diarra has read a lot of books of traditional Chinese medicine, most of which are classical Chinese, which are very difficult to read even for Chinese people.Diarra said:“All my success must owe to the books I have read.”
Diarra, a Mallian from Africa, is the first foreigner who has been granted the Doctor’s degree of traditional Chinese medicine in China. He came to China in 1984, and became, in 1986, a student of Guangzhou College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he stayed further years in the Bachelor and Master’s degree of traditional Chinese medicine. For further study, he entered Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and began his doctorate study. After graduation in 1997, he was engaged as a doctor-in-chief by Chengdu Hengbo Hospital. Diarra is well received by patients for his peculiar and effective way of treatment. He combines acupuncture and moxibustion with medicine, and pays special attention to the treatment of designated hours in terms of the heavenly stems and earthly branches according to an ancient Chinese acupuncture theory. Diarra has read a lot of books of traditional Chinese medicine, most of which are classical Chinese, which are very difficult to read even for Ch inese people. Diarra said: “All my success must owe to the books I have read.”