Various types of military medical systems were founded after the Republic of China, and faced with the war of resistance against Japan, the military health care became an urgent issue. At that time, the supreme military leader Chiang Kaishek and several national generals came to realize the very importance of military medication. But it was not easy to train enough qualified medical personnel. A practical blueprint had to be drawn up with an effective time schedule for its implementation. This article is based on Chiang Kai-shek's own experience with the medical health in his army. He found that there were several major issues to be solved, such as China's obvious insufficiency in military medical personnel, low military administrative efficiency and low quality of military medical education, and military medical factions, etc. In order to improve or solve these problems, Chiang Kai-shek resorted to the appointment of several reliable medical personnel as leaders. In the meantime, Chiang Kai-shek himself played the double role of both the advisor and inspector. As it turned out, he not only improved the military medical system, but also integrated the military medical factions after the war of resistance.