Objective To explore the prenatal care strategy of applying Chinese medicine dialectical care to promoting cervical ripening of full-term pregnant women with qi-blood deficiency and its clinical effect. Methods We chose 180 first-time, full-term pregnant women with single fetus cephalic presentation who were diagnosed as with qi-blood deficiency and then randomly divided them into three groups, 60 in control group with oxytocin and usual care; 60 in group of Chinese medicine dialectical care, which provided oral use of Chinese medicine and dialectical care after those women being admitted to hospital; 60 in blank group with usual observation and care. We did Bishop assessment of neck of uterus before and after treatment in these three groups, conducted qualitative test in FFN (Fetal Fibronectin), the secreta from vagina and neck of uterus, and observed delivery outcome as well as the influence to mother and child. Results Compared with control group and blank group, the group ofChinese medicine dialectical care was outstanding in terms of labor rate, vaginal delivery rate, and FFN test(P<0.05). Conclusion Chinese medicine dialectical care boosts cervical ripening of full-term pregnant women with qi-blood deficiency. It is helpful to increase natural labor rate, reduce high-risk delivery, and promote health of mother and child. Therefore it is worth to be popularized.