Hong Kong-Guangdong co-operation to promote the rapid development of Chinese medicine.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Hong Kong-Guangdong co-operation to promote the rapid development of Chinese medicine [Abstract] By analyzing the status quo of Chinese medicine in Hong Kong that the Hong Kong and Guangdong with the current economic strength and status, as well as have the research and industrialization of Chinese medicine basic elements of Chinese medicine to promote co-operation between industrialization and modernization can quickly diverted when the International Botanical market share and become the world’s botanical research and production of important areas. At the same time to further explore its development strategy, and our long-term development of Chinese medicine to get their opinions and suggestions. [Keywords:] the co-development strategy of Chinese medicine Since ancient times, people have the use of traditional Chinese medicine treatment of disease and health care traditions. Under Hong Kong’s geographical, economic impact, as well as traditional markets, Hong Kong has been a major export of China’s medicine distribution base in Hong Kong after its return to Chinese medicine in China will play a key role in export earnings; In addition, because Hong Kong’s high-tech advantage and financial advantages, including medical research in the field of medicine will become China’s strong complement to the world for the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine has played an invaluable role. Status of a Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hong Kong’s traditional Chinese medicine market and the Mainland of China’s political and economic development are closely linked. Currently in Hong Kong can get around more than 1900 kinds of medicinal species. In Chinese medicine shop sold about 900 kinds of medicinal materials, of which about 400 kinds of commonly used. Hong Kong market, Chinese patent medicines sold in the market at about 3300 kinds of species around the sale of proprietary Chinese medicines in Hong Kong, mainly by retail stores, general doctor