Core Viewpoint - The number of national standards for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has significantly increased during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, with a focus on expanding coverage and advancing internationalization [1] Group 1: Growth of National Standards - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the National TCM Standardization Technical Committee has promoted the release of 34 national standards, accounting for 65.4% of the TCM national standards published during the same period [1] - The total number of TCM national standards has reached 36 [1] Group 2: Development of Standard System - The National TCM Standardization Technical Committee has established and improved the TCM national standard system framework, covering clinical TCM, basic TCM, ethnic medicine, and TCM information [1] - The committee has initiated pilot studies on the clinical specialty standard system and has pushed for the establishment of 19 foreign language versions of national standards, covering important aspects such as TCM diagnostic techniques and clinical terminology [1] Group 3: Role of the National TCM Standardization Technical Committee - The National TCM Standardization Technical Committee, established by the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is responsible for proposing guidelines, policies, and technical measures for TCM standardization [1] - The committee organizes the formulation, revision, review, publication, promotion, and dissemination of TCM national standards [1]