2. Promote the development of medical education. During the Jin and Tang Dynasties, the state encouraged personnel training and promoted the development of medical education. For example, the Tang Dynasty established the Imperial Medical Bureau and the Imperial Hospital, which trained a group of outstanding medical talents and promoted the development of medical education.
3. Promote medical theory innovation. During the Jin and Tang Dynasties, the state supported the innovation and popularization of medical theory and promoted the development of medical theory. For example, Huangdi Neijing and Difficult Classics were compiled into Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber in the Tang Dynasty, which became two classic works of Chinese medicine and had a far-reaching impact on the development of Chinese medicine in later generations.
4. Promote the development of medical practice. During the Jin and Tang dynasties, the state encouraged doctors to practice medicine, which promoted the development of medical care. For example, the Anbao Medical Book promulgated in the Tang Dynasty stipulated that doctors must be familiar with these medical knowledge before they can obtain the qualification of doctors, which promoted the development of medical practice.