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He is currently the President of the Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. He is also the Deputy Chief Engineer of the National Major Scientific and Technological Special Project for "Significant New Drugs Development", a member of the Medical Reform Advisory Committee of the State Council, Vice Committee Director of the Pharmacopoeia Committee, Director of the National Chinese Medicine Teaching Advisory Board of the Ministry of Education and Director of the Educational Instruction Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies. Moreover, he holds concurrent posts such as Honorary President of the China Association of Integrative Medicine, Vice President of the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Vice President of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies. For decades, Dr. Zhang has been devoted to the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases by integrating traditional Chinese medicine with western medicine, and to the modernization of Chinese medicine (CM). He carried out studies on vascular dementia (VD) and formulated the classification criteria for VD patterns and a treatment scheme based on three phases, i.e., stable, fluctuating and aggravated phases. He specified the patterns and manifestations of stroke as well as the dynamic progression of its premonitory symptoms, and developed a comprehensive therapeutic schedule. He created the pharmacological method of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and demonstrated the protective effect of Chinese medicinals on nerve cells and the relevant mechanisms. He completed the first large-scale evidence-based study on the secondary prevention of coronary heart disease with Chinese medicinals, and developed a series of methods for evidence-based evaluation on CM. He served as Chief Scientist of the National Program on Key Basic Research Project of China (973 Program) for three consecutive terms and developed the theory of effect-based compatibility as well as the critical technology for the research and development of modern Chinese medicinals through component-based compatibility. He expanded the research field of the secondary development of Chinese patent medicine which introduced a large group of mass market medicines, and initiated the intelligent manufacturing of Chinese medicinals which promoted the technological upgrading of CM industry. Dr. Zhang has won 7 national awards (including the first prize for national progress in science and technology) and 10 first-prize provincial and ministerial awards for progress in science and technology. He has published more than 350 papers and over 30 monographs or textbooks. He has mentored and cultivated more than 200 postgraduates. Dr. Zhang is widely recognized for his prominent contributions in advancing CM. Since 1991, he has been granted a special government allowance by the State Council. He has been conferred with many honorary titles and awards, including National Advanced Worker (2005), Outstanding Scientific and Technological Worker (2001) and National Young and Middle-aged Expert with Outstanding Contribution (1991) as well as the Ho Leung Ho Lee Prize (2006), Wu Jie-ping Medical Research Award (2015) and International Award for Outstanding Contribution to Chinese Medicine (2010). ÊÀ½çÖÐҽҩѧ»áÁªºÏ»á½ÌÓýÖ¸µ¼Î¯Ô±»á¼ò½é A Brief Introduction to the Educational Instruction Committee of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies The Educational Instruction Committee (EIC) of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS) is an international advisory, decision-making, and guiding institution concerning Chinese Medicine (CM) education under WFCMS. It carries out important work and research on international CM education, consultancy and coordination, and its headquarters are located in Tianjin, P. R. China (Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine). The secretariat is the standing office of EIC. The purposes of the EIC are to increase understanding between international regions and CM educational institutions, to advocate exchanges and cooperation within CM educational communities, to improve the level of CM education, and to promote the CM education industry, in order to make a greater contribution to world CM personnel training. The mission of the EIC is to generalize the standardization of international CM education; to promote and ensure a healthy and well-ordered development of CM education in various countries/regions according to the international industry standard of CM education released by WFCMS; and to convene international academic conferences, symposia and exhibitions. The mission also is to set up a website on international CM education and provide consultancies and information services; to construct a platform of international exchanges and advocate the unique features and domination of various countries/regions; to strengthen exchanges and cooperation among CM educational institutions from different countries/regions; to publish academic articles on CM education and research; to study the rules and experiences about CM education in respective countries/regions, to encourage CM educational reform and innovations, and to study international CM education. In order to improve CM education in the world, the EIC organizes international CM education training, teacher training, teacher exchanges, further education, and remote education. It actively cooperates with relevant departments of WFCMS in level examinations and qualification approvals. EIC commits itself to promote international exchanges and development of CM education, to improve global CM personnel training, and to accelerate the spread and development of CM sciences in the world.