It is obviously a treasure of traditional Chinese medicine, but it has been reduced to the raw materials of Japan and South Korea.
Ginseng is obviously a treasure of Chinese medicine, why has it become a raw material in Japan and South Korea? You know, the production of Chinese ginseng accounts for 70% of the world, but the output value of ginseng is only single digits. Chinese often exported to Japan and South Korea at the price of raw materials, and they packaged and sold them, and the value directly increased by five or six times. It can be said that the high-end ginseng market has been controlled by Japan and South Korea. What went wrong?
The first is the degree of attention, in Korean ginseng, can be on an equal footing with tobacco, in Korea the highest etiquette is to give ginseng. Even if we in China know that ginseng is very valuable, it is only eaten by elderly people. Young people do not care, neither eat nor give gifts, do not pay attention to their own people, and it is no wonder that they are stolen.
The second is the technological gap. Although ginseng is a specialty of China, it is Japan that studies ginseng, and the chemical structure and medicinal texture are all discovered by the Japanese. South Korea has established a number of research institutes, with an annual research fund of 200 million yuan, and the country has also noticed this.
In recent years, we have also had research institutes and product research institutes, and through research, products have also expanded from traditional Chinese medicinal materials to food, health products and cosmetics, such as ready-to-eat ginseng honey tablets. It not only retains the nutrition of ginseng, but also makes it more convenient to eat.
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It has been said that if you stop growing, you will face death. The ginseng industry perfectly illustrates this sentence. Even if it is thousands of years of traditional Chinese medicine, but it has not been developed, it will eventually die. Only by innovation and development will we usher in new opportunities. What do you think?