The opening of Malaysia History and Cultural Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Content source: China Traditional Chinese Medicine Newspaper

On June 22, the Malaysia History and Cultural Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine, established by the Malaysian Chinese Medicine Federation. The Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Ouyang Yujing and the Deputy Minister of International Trade and Industry, Malaysia, attended the opening ceremony.

According to reports, the museum set up a permanent exhibition hall on the second floor of the Chinese Medicine Hospital of Kuala Lumpur. The History and Cultural Museum describes the story of Malaysia's Chinese medicine stories in the methods of exhibiting literature, pictures, cultural relics, and Chinese medicine cultural collections, and shows the development and achievements of Malaysia's development and achievements. In the future, the museum will give full play to many functions such as education, exchanges, research, and services, and organize various forms of exhibitions and popular science education, becoming an important window for showing the heritage of Chinese medicine, cultivating Chinese medicine culture, and inheriting the spirit of Chinese medicine.

When attending the opening ceremony, Ouyang Yujing said that the opening of the History and Cultural Museum of Chinese Medicine will help deepen the understanding of Chinese medicine and its development process in Malaysia and its development process in Malaysia, and inspire Chinese medicine practitioners to inherit Chinese civilization, promote human health, harmony in harmony Development make greater contributions. The Chinese government has always attached great importance to the development of traditional Chinese medicine, raised Chinese medicine to the height of the national strategy, proposed to give full play to the unique advantages of Chinese medicine, and contribute "Chinese wisdom" to the establishment of a "human health community". It is hoped that Malaysia's Chinese medicine community will actively participate in the cooperation platforms and mechanisms established by the two governments.

Lin Wanfeng shared the latest policies for the Malaysian government to promote tradition and auxiliary medical industry and stated that Malaysia's "National Investment Vision" has listed the pharmaceutical industry as an area of ​​investment potential. Using government rewards and preferential policies, more local traditional Chinese medicine products are entered into the international market, and the international reputation of local Chinese medicine.

Edit: Wang Di

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