Is it better to practice in a pharmacy or a pharmaceutical factory?

I studied Chinese medicine and went to a pharmaceutical factory for my graduation internship. I want to go to the workshop because I can get close contact with drugs. But after I arrived at the pharmaceutical factory, I was assigned to the warehouse, mainly responsible for the storage and processing of Chinese herbal pieces. What about QA and QC? It's easier when there's no delivery, but it's especially busy when you're busy or checking things (still recommended). The production is basically an assembly line, with no technical content, and it is all invited by the surrounding aunts. Processing that piece is more reliable, but mass production is different from what you learned in school. You can't get close to it. If you want to open your own pharmacy in the future, you can go to the pharmacy to study, but the salary depends on yourself. You'd better go to the hospital, but it's really difficult to get in.