As for books, there are four foundations and four classics of Chinese medicine (you can use the textbooks compiled by Chinese medicine hospital).
Four basics: basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and prescription science.
Four Classics: Neijing, Treatise on Febrile Diseases, Synopsis of the Golden Chamber, and Analysis of Epidemic Articles.
There are videos of the above books online, all of which are explained by well-known experts and scholars in the industry.
In addition, the clinical practice of Chinese medicine is very important! As a self-learner, it is difficult to have a lot of opportunities to contact and treat patients. One way to make up for it is to look at the medical records of ancient and modern famous doctors, such as Zhang Lu's Zhang Yitong and Zhang Xichun's Medical Enthusiasm and Learning from the West. ...
It is very important to study Chinese medicine. Practice is more important. Understand with heart in practice. Through practice, you can enhance your memory and improve your level. You don't need optics. The more you learn, the more confused you become. You can turn what you have learned into your own while studying. You can open a gap and cut into in-depth research. You can understand other problems. Reading is for understanding. Not just literally. Especially about ancient books.