I Want To Be a Rich Man on Hong Kong Island

Chapter 449: 【Chinese Medicine 1】

  Chapter 449【Chinese Medicine 1】

  In the depths of Kuiyong, two modern factory buildings and an administrative building are surrounded by a high wall. Three large characters "Tai Chi Hall" are written outside the gate;

  At this time, a company opening ceremony is being held on the grassland of the Taijitang factory.

  Wu Guangyao stood on the presidium and said passionately:

  "Thank you very much for your participation in the opening ceremony of Taijitang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Taijitang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. is currently mainly engaged in the research and development and production of Kampo medicines, aiming to inherit the treasures of Chinese culture.

  The existence of Kampo medicine has a history of nearly 2000 years, and it has always protected the health of our Chinese people.

  Medical sage Zhang Zhongjing's masterpiece "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber" recorded more than two hundred prescriptions, and the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic is also a sacred book for doctors.

  All of these Kampo medicines are gradually improved after thousands of years of clinical experience!

   Kampo medicine has very unexpected results for patients suffering from chronic diseases, allergic diseases, and aging patients;

  And with the progress of modernization, more and more people will suffer from the above cases.

  When we Chinese are still completely abandoning Chinese medicine and blindly believe in Western medicine, while Japan attaches great importance to Kampo medicine;

As far as I know, after the Second World War, Japan used evidence-based medicine to guide clinical practice. Through large-scale evidence-based medicine analysis and judgment, Kampo medicines are almost all labeled with Western medical disease names, and almost 100% of them are used. It is the prescription of western medicine and the definite curative effect under the framework of standardized application, which is integrated and complementary with mainstream medicine.

  So, the treasure of our Chinese should be inherited by our Chinese! "

  Wu Guangyao’s speech immediately aroused fierce applause from the crowd below!

  Some of these people are teachers and students from the Faculty of Medicine of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, some are old Chinese medicine practitioners in the society, government officials including Hong Kong Governor David Tai, the authority of the Hong Kong Island medical system, and a large number of Chinese celebrities.

Wu Guangyao’s plan has been in preparation for more than ten years. From the very beginning, he donated to New Asia College and established the Department of Medicine, and then the Chinese University of Hong Kong established and established the medical school. Second to the Hong Kong government.

  At the beginning, Wu Guangyao did not rush to establish a Kampo medicine company, because the school mainly cultivated clinical knowledge of Chinese medicine in the early stage; then four years ago, the medical school set up the pharmacy department.

After the conditions of Chinese medicine on Hong Kong Island were improved and a certain mass base was established, Wu Guangyao decided to establish Tai Chi Tang Pharmaceutical.

  The reason why Wu Guangyao attaches so much importance to Chinese medicine is also influenced by some memories of his previous life!

  In previous lives, Chinese medicine used to have a bad reputation in China. It was caused by many reasons, such as the quality of medicinal materials, standardized production and pharmaceutical processes, the level of Chinese medicine (Chinese medicine relies on experience, all there are old Chinese doctors) and so on.

   However, China’s neighbors South Korea and Japan unceremoniously stole the Hua Xia nation’s Kuibao;

  Korea grabbed the culture of Chinese medicine, Japan grabbed the Chinese medicine technique, but two copycats defeated an authentic Chinese medicine inheritance. This has to be said to be an irony.

  Korea grabbing culture: The Korean Cultural Heritage Agency announced in early August 2009 that UNESCO had listed the first edition of the "Dongyibaojian" applied by South Korea on the Memory of the World Heritage List on July 31, 2009. According to textual research, "Dong Yi Bao Jian" was compiled in 1595 and published in 1613. It was a medical book compiled by the then imperial physician Xu Jun and others over 14 years. The book mainly collected more than 80 types of medical classics in my country. Compiled, there are also several North Korean medical books such as "Medical Prescriptions Collection" and "Combination of Rural Medicines". Generally speaking, more than 90% of the contents of "Dongyibaojian" are compiled from Chinese traditional Chinese medicine works, which are not original. However, the "Dongyibaojian", which is more than 90% of the content of Chinese medicine, was published by Koreans in July 2009. Wasn’t this a great irony for the successful application on the 31st?

  Japan's rush for medical treatment: In the 1970s, with the rapid modernization of the Japanese economy, the number of people suffering from chronic and allergic diseases increased rapidly, especially aging, which brought a large number of senile diseases. Kampo medicine often has unexpected effects on the above-mentioned diseases, so the Japanese government has given a lot of support to Kampo medicine. According to the original prescription in Zhang Zhongjing's "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" in the Eastern Han Dynasty, there are currently 210 prescriptions widely used in Japan. In 1976, the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Welfare officially included Kampo medicines in health insurance. The main 210 effective prescriptions and 140 crude drugs were listed as medical drugs, which could be included in medical insurance, which greatly encouraged the application of Kampo medicines.

  Medical sage Zhang Zhongjing’s masterpiece "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber" actually recorded 269 prescriptions, and 210 ancient prescriptions in Japan evolved from this. Later generations of the media reported such a piece of news: "While the Chinese were still suspecting that their traditional medicine was a witchcraft to deceive the world, the Japanese had already obtained the "Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases" and "The Synopsis of the Golden Chamber" in the Eastern Han Dynasty. 210 ancient patents!".

  After the Japanese registered the ancient patents, they made huge fortunes all over the world;

  According to statistics, Japan’s Kampo medicines in the world, including prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs, account for more than 80% of the market share, while Huaxia accounts for only 7%;

  Many prescriptions, Huaxia, have to pay patent fees to Japan!

  Thinking about the status of Chinese medicine in China, one can’t help but hate iron and steel.

  Even many Chinese people travel all the way to the island country to buy Kampo medicines to take back home, but they don't know that the Kampo medicines in the island country are not only the prescriptions, but also the raw materials for the medicines. Most of them come from China.

After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Japan, the Kampo medicine company headed by Tsumura Pharmaceuticals began to send people into China to collect ancient Chinese medicine prescriptions from various parts of China at extremely low prices. These are the essences that have been passed down for thousands of years. Buy cabbage for a few hundred or even dozens of yuan.

  In addition, there is another extremely dazzling data, that is, the most critical medicinal material planting base of Chinese medicine.

  The island country has few species of small creatures, but China has a vast land with abundant resources.

  Many Kampo medicines in island countries must import raw materials from Huaxia. In order to solve this drawback, Japanese pharmaceutical companies have thought of building GAP (Quality Management Practices for Chinese Medicinal Materials) planting bases directly in Huaxia to control quality from the source.

  Tsumura Pharmaceutical alone has more than 70 GAP bases in Qianzhou and Guangxi Province. In contrast, China Tongrentang is an important company with the most GPA bases, but only eight in later generations.

  How big is the gap between eight places and more than seventy places?

  Being left behind by others from the source!

  Use Huaxia’s medicinal farmers and bases to grow medicinal materials for them, and use Chinese cabbage prescriptions bought from Huaxia, which in turn earns Huaxia’s money in the end.

  Wu Guangyao believes that if you don’t do something, wouldn’t it be a waste of time?

  At this time, there are many times more talents in clinical medicine and pharmacy on Hong Kong Island than unknown in history. This is the foundation Wu Guangyao has laid over the years.

  Japan is based on the original prescription in "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases" by Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and developed 210 prescription patents from the 1970s;

  Wu Guangyao has established a research laboratory in the medical school four years ago, and has achieved some results;

   Therefore, Tai Chi Tang Pharmaceutical has occupied the right time, place and people!

  At this time, Japan must not let Japan succeed!

  210 prescription patents, Wu Guangyao asked for at least 150 to be retrieved, in order to be considered a success.

  Taijitang Pharmaceutical can only be regarded as the first step. The second part is to go directly to Japan to grab talents and directly acquire the company.

  (End of this chapter)

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