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Using this company to open the Jiqunxin Chinese medicine clinic on Bo'ai Road is actually just a pyramid-selling company that sells medicine to ignorant elderly people. The owner is constantly looking for an English secretary. During the interview, they make it sound very appealing, saying they plan to open clinics in the United States and Germany and therefore need an English secretary. However, after I actually joined, the owner asked me to write fabricated articles claiming that brain tumor patients miraculously recovered after taking our company's medicine and post them online. This had nothing to do with English and was also illegal. I did not want to do anything illegal. This Chinese medicine clinic wholesales large quantities of cheap materials from a materials supplier and mixes things together casually; 10 ml may be sold to you for NT$300–600, and many people buy it. Someone who applied for a Japanese secretary position joined, only to end up packaging medicine, sweeping floors, and cleaning toilets—the work had nothing to do with Japanese either. During the interview for the Japanese secretary position, they likewise said they planned to open a clinic in Japan, but they did not even understand or know the relevant regulations for opening a clinic in Japan. At the front desk, two people with only high school or vocational-school diplomas, completely unqualified under the Pharmacists Act, dispense medicine. From beginning to end, this company is simply a fraudulent company.