Let Chinese medicine services "tentacles", reservoir village builds the Chinese herbal medicine department and popular science hall at the door of the house

"Have you been going to sleep recently?" "You have been blowing more recently, you have been cold, you can make some purils ginger tea to drink." Early in the morning on August 17th, in the Caojing Chinese Herbal Popular Popularization Museum in Jinshan District, the villagers came to post "Sanfu Post" one after another. Dong Xiaomei, a special Chinese herbal science science science science science science science science science science of the Chinese herbal medicine, asked each villager to ask for the recent physical condition. After doing a good job, Dong Xiaomei and other staff of her team were applied to the villagers.

Auntie Lu told reporters that this was the fourth time that she had posted a "three volts", and she completed a course of treatment again. Before, she had a good stomach and diarrhea for many years. Aunt Lu is a frequent visitor here. He often comes to participate in some activities here, such as healthy health lectures and the production of various types of tea drinks.

It is understood that the Chinese Herbal Popular Science Pavilion in Caojing Town is located in the reservoir village and opened to the public in November last year. The total area of ​​the indoor exhibition hall exceeded 300 square meters. Waiting for the 8 major exhibition areas are a comprehensive Chinese herbal science popularization hall based on breeding management, scientific communication and science education. Since the opening of the Chinese Herbal Medicine Popular Science Hall, more than 6,000 tourists have been received, and more than 20 experience activities such as sachets, Chinese herbal potted plants, navel stickers, and flower dew water are held.

The Chinese Herbal Medicine Popularization Museum "in front of the house" is the Chinese herbal medicine department, covering an area of ​​more than 6,000 square meters. At present, there are nearly a hundred Chinese herbal medicines such as honeysuckle, wolfberry, peony, roses, forsythia, wormwood, mint, Evodia, etc. He is responsible for daily planting, maintenance, picking, processing, etc. with nearby villagers. Under the guidance of Dong Xiaomei, the villagers slowly started to know and understand Chinese herbal medicine, and learned to grow and use Chinese herbal medicine to keep health. It is understood that so far, Caojing Town has carried out a total of more than 50 Chinese herbal science science classes, which truly allows Chinese herbal medicine to approach the villagers. Aunt Gu, aunt Gu, happily introduced: "Zisu remoces cold and nourishes the stomach, Cassia seeds clear the liver and eyes, and the intestines are moisturized. Now there is a small problem without going to the big hospital. The Chinese herbal medicine garden at the door of the house can be solved by taking some herbs and making tea. "

Right now, Chinese herbal medicines such as Ruomi, Evodia, Huoxiang, Peilan and other Chinese herbal medicines are exactly when they are picked. After simple processing, they can be used to drink directly. Dong Xiaomei introduced the production of tea drinks with interest. Mint and Huoxiang Peilan form a three -fresh drink together. After picking and dried, soak water directly to clear the head, relieve heat and stomach; , To nourish the eyes and eyes, but also beauty and beauty; speculate on Mingzi tea to clear the liver and the eyes, moisturize the intestines. These tea drinks are suitable for drinking now, and it is also Yingji's tea.

Shen Hao, deputy general manager of Shanghai Waterfront Tourism Development Co., Ltd., said: "The mint composition content in the mint here is relatively high, so its taste and effect are particularly good. More than 2,000 copies have been sold outside. In addition, many tourists will organize a group to book courses such as tea production here. "

Next, Caojing Town Traditional Chinese Medicine Popularization Museum will carry out courses such as the characteristics of climate and tourists and villagers based on the characteristics of the climate and tourists and villagers, so that more people can understand Chinese herbal medicine knowledge and inherit the culture of Chinese medicine.

Author: Xu Fengqin Bo Xiaobo

Edit: Xu Jinghui

Editor in charge: Rongbing

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