Legend of Xiangjiang Tycoon Chapter 535

"What do you want to do?" Li Zhiwen asked.

Since Huo Jianzhuo has said so many ills, he naturally has his own set of solutions. Li Zhiwen would like to know what Huo Jianzhuo thought about it.

Huo Jian paused and said, "Boss, I have an overall idea, you should listen to it first."

"First of all, there is not a school specializing in Chinese medicine training in Xiangjiang. I plan to set up a Chinese medicine talent training school first, and invite those old Chinese medicine practitioners with real talents and practical learning to impart their skills and pass down Chinese medicine."

"Boss, as you know, traditional Chinese medicine is on the decline today, and many of them can't be passed on."

"That's why we want to establish a traditional Chinese medicine school, and let those students pass on the inheritance and study, first expand the basic business, and then talk about other things."

Huo Jian twisted and looked at Li Zhiwen. Seeing Li Zhiwen nodding, Huo Jian let out a sigh of relief and continued.

"Secondly, I also plan to set up a special Chinese medicine hospital and invite a group of Chinese medicine masters to sit in the office. This will not only build up the reputation of Chinese medicine, but also add a platform for practical exchanges, which is conducive to communication between everyone. The most important thing is Chinese medicine. Doctors trained in schools have a place to learn and practice, and improve the skills they have learned more quickly.”

"The other is to set up a pharmaceutical company, acquire traditional Chinese medicine recipes, and use scientific methods to develop Chinese patent medicines with stable curative effects."

"I also know that Chinese medicine focuses on planting, so I plan to find suitable locations in Xiangjiang and the mainland to establish a special herbal planting base to grow qualified and effective herbs."

"We can't let Tsumura expand aggressively, that would completely compress our market."

"Finally, it is the terminal of the industry. Drug retail stores. Many traditional Chinese medicines have health care functions, warming and nourishing blood. Ordinary people have this demand."

"You should know about Tongrentang in mainland China. I plan to set up a chain store against Tongrentang. The name is Yuchuntang."

"This is all my plans." After Huo Jianzhuo finished speaking, he stared at Li Zhiwen, wanting to see Li Zhiwen's expression.

Huo Jianzuo's idea is very simple, just want to develop around the traditional Chinese medicine market.

However, in order to develop the Chinese medicine market, there must be enough talents. This is also Huo Jianzuo's first, second and third.

The pharmaceutical industry is a promising sunrise industry, and the threshold is extremely high. It is easy to become a monopoly giant in a certain field. Many large consortia will be involved in the pharmaceutical field.

Of course, those big consortiums are mainly involved in biopharmaceuticals, but Li Zhiwen will take root in China after all, and the Chinese patent medicine market with Chinese characteristics cannot be spared.

Huo Jianzuo found out from the investigation that traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine are very involved.

But now, there is something wrong with the inheritance of Chinese medicine in Huaxia. Although there are still many high-end Chinese medicine practitioners, it is always the huge middle and lower tiers who decide an industry, and the problem lies in the cultivation of the middle and lower tiers.

In island countries, 76% of physicians have used herbal formulas, but in China, how many Western doctors understand Chinese medicine?

TCM is always recommended to patients when Western medicine is lacking in skills, but TCM focuses on curing the root cause, and the medical treatment time is longer.

When Western medicine is no longer effective, one expects Chinese medicine to save lives.

In addition, there are also problems in traditional Chinese medicine itself, such as the age of drugs is not enough, heavy metals exceed the standard, there are too many pesticide residues, doctors are not skilled, etc. Any problems in any link will greatly reduce the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine.

There are too many loopholes and rat feces in the entire industry. It is not that there are no people with real skills. Those imperial doctors in Ouchi are obvious examples. The problem is that most people do not meet famous doctors at all, which has caused the dilemma of traditional Chinese medicine.

It seems that Li Zhiwen is not bad for money. He simply engages in traditional Chinese medicine and the traditional Chinese medicine market. From the source to the terminal, it spreads across the entire industry chain. The benefits are also great. It can greatly improve the threshold and overall competitiveness of his own pharmaceutical company, and earn more money.

After a while, Li Zhiwen also sorted out Huo Jianzuo's ideas, he stroked his long beard, and said cheerfully: "Jianzhuo, you really are a big hand, do as you said, as long as you succeed, you will contribute a lot. !"

Huo Jian smirked, then his expression became serious, and said to Li Zhiwen: "Boss, the key to the whole plan lies in the old Chinese medicine practitioners who have real skills. Only when they come, can the Chinese medicine school and the Chinese medicine hospital be completed. As for the others , we can acquire traditional Chinese medicine formulas for research and development.”

"You're right. In fact, there are still a lot of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in Xiangjiang. For example, many people in Xiangjiang live a long life. The suitable environment has given these people a breeding ground, but it is also because of Chinese medicine!" Li Zhiwen said.

Li Zhiwen's words are not to belittle himself. Why do people like Shao Yifu and Li Jiacheng live a long life? You must know that these people's work intensity is not low.

Shao Yifu has been going to work for more than 100 years, because of Chinese medicine.

Of course, the work of these tycoons is different from that of ordinary people.

Ordinary people have to stay in the office every day to do things, and for these tycoons, sometimes play is work.

Li Zhiwen's once had the ability to record how Li Jiacheng spent his day:

Wake up before six in the morning, set off from the villa on Deep Water Bay Road in the south of Hong Kong Island, go down the mountain to the nearby nine-hole golf course and make sure to hit the first shot before seven.

Li Jiacheng may be playing with a billionaire who lives near a Hong Kong golf club, a senior executive in his own company, or a new business partner who he wants to judge.

Li Kshing arrived at the office at ten o'clock. Since the completion of the 70-storey Yangtze River Center in the central business district, Li Jiacheng's office has been on the top of the tower made of inscription and glass, which is almost occupied by a swimming pool with an indented top. full.

The first thing Li Kshing did when he went to the office was to check the newspapers to see if there were any reports related to him or his company.

Li Jiacheng talks to others in English, but likes to read Chinese, so the relevant parts of English newspapers have been translated into Chinese before he arrives.

Li Kshing also pays close attention to what the brokerage industry has to say about his company, and those writers who provoke his anger will receive a phone call from his assistant or a letter from his lawyer.

Any newspaper that made him ugly, he would take down the advertisements there.

You must know that although Li Jiacheng did not control any media at that time, he controlled the media in disguise by controlling the income of these media.

Li Kshing will take documents and letters, call one or several senior managers, or call them directly to negotiate.

The company's phone system lets these people know it's a phone call from the big boss.

At 11:30 in the morning, Li Kshing started a massage.

After that, I have to deal with more management affairs, and have lunch at one o'clock in the afternoon, of course, a working meal.

After lunch, Li Kshing worked in the office for two hours and went home at four o'clock in the afternoon. At 5:00 pm, Li Jiacheng will likely have another massage, and after that, maybe play cards with business partners at 6:30 pm.

In the end, after the business dinner, I went to bed at ten o'clock in the evening, and the cycle continued day after day.

If all this is counted as work, Li Kshing and other godfathers can say that they work 16 hours a day.

Of course, this is actually not considered work, but if you think about it carefully, these guys need to fight wits and bravery with their competitors every day, and spend a lot of mental work to arrange this kind of work. Physical health is a must.

Gu Xun It is true that the actual management of these super tycoons' companies and the task of carrying out the business negotiated over golf or lunch falls to the manager.

After all, it's really not easy for a hundred-year-old old man to complete these things, and his energy is there.

Let those retirees do this, and they'll be overwhelmed.

Therefore, the doctors here are very important. Everyone knows that Western medicine can cure the symptoms but not the root cause, and where the pain is.

While traditional Chinese medicine is more expensive in recuperation, these tycoons are obviously more convalescent than medication, from which we can also see the invaluable value of traditional Chinese medicine.

"Then boss, I'll do it like this?" Huo Jianzhu asked.

"Jianzuo, you still don't understand what I said before. I said that we are one company. Although our settlements are different, in fact, many resources can be exchanged with each other."

"Just like the promotion of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, you can completely cooperate with the Universal Group."

"It shouldn't be too difficult to use the reputation of Universal Television to solicit formulas from the public."

"Secondly, we can cooperate and invite some traditional Chinese medicine practitioners to the TV, so that they can tell the magic of traditional Chinese medicine, and even make a diagnosis on the spot!"

"You can cooperate with a film company to see if they can make a film about Chinese medicine."

"And cooperating with Polaris Records, etc. Is it possible to write a song about traditional Chinese medicine!"

"This piece by piece can rapidly advance the development of traditional Chinese medicine, why can't you see it?" Li Zhiwen said.

Li Zhiwen had already thought of Jay Chou's "Compendium of Materia Medica", which is actually an effective way to promote Chinese medicine.

With these approaches, TCM will soon be popularized.

Huo Jianzhuo was startled when he heard Li Zhiwen's words, then he quickly lowered his head and felt ashamed.

Because these things were originally what Huo Jianzhuo should have thought about, but now Li Zhiwen said it.

"Boss, I understand, I'll make changes immediately!" Huo Jianzhuo said.

"It's good to know, and there are other people involved. Remember to cooperate well. This is a big project that needs the support of many people to complete!" Li Zhiwen said.

"Yes, boss!" Everyone said in succession.

"Okay, it's not too late today, let's go here!" Li Zhiwen said.

"Yes, boss!" After speaking, everyone left the conference room in groups.

After the meeting, Huo Jiantuo started to move, and soon issued a plan, which made Li Zhiwen very satisfied and let him go straight to work, while Huo Jiantuo sent someone to register the company and prepare the materials.

As for the school, needless to say, it is going to be called Xiangjiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is a private school and its future goal is to be upgraded to a university.

After all, the Hong Kong government strictly controls schools at this time, and the previous performing arts schools have not completely changed, and they are still in the name of training classes.

In terms of traditional Chinese medicine, it is directly named after Xiangjiang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The pharmaceutical company planned to be called Taiji Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Huo Jianzhuo took the lead personally to show attention.

And Li Zhiwen also plans to go to the mainland to build a GAP medicinal material planting base, which also belongs to Tai Chi Pharmaceutical Industry.

Finally, there is Yuchuntang, which belongs to Taiji Pharmaceutical and deals in Chinese herbal medicines and precious medicinal materials.

In this case, there are two pharmaceutical companies under Hutchison Whampoa Group, one is Wanning Pharmaceutical, which mainly deals in western medicine, and the other is Tai Chi Pharmaceutical, which mainly deals in traditional Chinese medicine.

Huo Jianzhuo specially formed a lobbying team to persuade those old Chinese medicine practitioners.

Under the lobbying of this lobbying team, many old Chinese medicine practitioners were tempted and agreed to contribute to the inheritance of Chinese medicine.

Although people from all walks of life have their own views and like to treasure their own brooms, these elderly Chinese medicine practitioners are all people who save lives and heal the wounded, doctors with benevolent hearts, and broad-mindedness.

The news that Hutchison Whampoa Group intends to fund the establishment of a Chinese medicine school and a Chinese medicine hospital quickly spread in this circle. After that, the lobbying team did not say anything when they came to the door, and the person who was visited already agreed.

After all, it was Hutchison Whampoa Group, the largest group company in Heungkong other than Hongkong Land Group.

Things went extremely smoothly, Huo Jianzhuo's confidence increased greatly, he has been communicating with the Hong Kong government, and finally got the permission to establish a Chinese medicine school and a Chinese medicine hospital.

Some companies are willing to privately fund this kind of good deeds for the benefit of the people and ease the pressure on education and medical care. MacLehose would not agree unless he is stupid.

This is because performing arts schools are not the same. Performing arts schools make others feel that their status is not high~www.mtlnovel.com~ But this is a doctor's industry, a high-income industry, there is no reason to pass.

After getting the approval, Huo Jianzhuo summoned all the old Chinese medicine practitioners who were willing to join, and personally participated in the negotiation of the construction of the Chinese medicine school and the construction of the Xiangjiang Chinese Medicine Hospital.

Unsurprisingly, after the establishment of the organization, Li Zhiwen served as the honorary president and chairman of the Xiangjiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, as well as the chairman of the Xiangjiang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Although Li Zhiwen is not responsible for anything, the Hutchison Whampoa Group is owned by others, and the investor is the Hutchison Whampoa Group. There is no reason to invite others.

The position of the president of Xiangjiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine fell to an old man with high morals.

The position of the director of Xiangjiang Hospital fell to another old man with high morals.

Now that he is the honorary president and chairman, Li Zhiwen can't do nothing.

Li Zhiwen went directly to the director of the Xinhua News Agency's Xiangjiang branch, Wang, and told him that he wanted to find a suitable place to grow Chinese herbal medicines in the mainland.

In the face of Li Zhiwen's investment intention, President Wang agreed, and immediately reported to the above after Li Zhiwen left, which attracted great attention from the above. People, for a continent that is extremely short of foreign exchange, is a piece of fat that is reluctant to refuse.

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