The trading hall of Kangmei Traditional Chinese Medicine City has a total construction area of 654.38 million square meters.
The trading hall is divided into four floors. The first floor is the cultural corridor of traditional Chinese medicine, the image shops of brands such as health care and Chinese medicine, and the exhibition area of Chinese herbal medicine samples. The second floor is a centralized trading and exhibition shop for Chinese herbal medicines. The third and fourth floors are the real and false medicinal materials specimen room, testing center and multi-functional conference room office area.
Excellent quality, fair and transparent price, centralized wholesale and retail, and various advantages attract Chinese medicine merchants all over the country.
All herbs must pass the checkpoint before entering the trading hall.
Some of these herbs are locally produced in Bozhou, and some come from all over the country.
On the second floor, you can see many precious and rare medicinal materials in the centralized trade exhibition of Chinese medicinal materials, including well-known Ganoderma lucidum, velvet antler, ginseng, etc., as well as rare medicinal materials.
Kangmei trading hall is crowded with people, and the special fragrance of Chinese herbal medicines is everywhere.
The daily circulation of Chinese herbal medicines reaches 6,000 tons, with more than 2,600 varieties listed, the daily passenger flow is about 50,000-60,000, and the transaction volume of Chinese herbal medicines is about 654.38+000 billion yuan.
Market transactions are hot and lively.
Buy in bulk, retail, packaged, and you can buy the whole box.
The centipede medicine appeared in front of me in a neat arrangement, which looked a little scary.
The operator told me that each kilogram is several hundred yuan, and farmers in the southern region grab a bottle from the barren hills and bake it as a medicinal material. Property.
Centipede is a commonly used medicinal material, which is warm, pungent and toxic. It has the effects of calming wind, relieving spasm, attacking toxin, resolving hard mass, dredging collaterals and relieving pain.
In the medicine market, I saw the poisonous scorpion of medicine again. Scorpion is called scorpion in medicine. Scorpion, as a traditional Chinese medicine for animals, has a history of 1000 years in China.
In the Song Dynasty, scorpions were used to treat spasms, infantile convulsions, epilepsy and other diseases. It is salty, spicy, flat and toxic, belonging to the liver meridian, and has the functions of calming wind, stopping spasm, attacking toxin, dispersing stagnation, dredging collaterals and relieving pain.
This poisonous scorpion is difficult to feed artificially. Many people failed in the experiment, and many people were caught outside in the wild.
Beehive in the pocket
Dendrobium candidum
Peach kernel is not expensive either.
Visiting this medicinal material market gives me the feeling that it is expanding and being tall.
Peony flowers outside Huang Xiao,
Zhaoxia was born in Wan Li.
Before and after the flowers, everyone is a family
Every family grows flowers like Sang Ma.
This is a poem written by Liu Kaiyou, a writer in Qing Dynasty, describing Bozhou. When I was still trying to correct my pronunciation in Bozhou, this magical city became more and more magical to me. Bozhou, a famous historical and cultural city, is full of historical celebrities. It is the birthplace of Zhuangzi culture in the world, the hometown of Cao Cao, and now it is the first of the four major drug capitals in China. So when I swam to Bozhou, I still thought of this poem to describe Bozhou, which is closer to us now.
Bozhou, a quiet and heavy town, is more profound to walk into. When you are trying to find the source of culture, the reputation of the drug capital comes to the fore. Even if you only pass through Bozhou once on the way, you should visit Bozhou Chinese Herbal Medicine Trading Center in China.
At the west gate of Chinese medicine market, there is a gate building, which reads "Bozhou Chinese medicine market in China", and then there is a statue of Hua Tuo. In addition to people who buy and sell medicinal materials, I also see many people like tourists passing by to take pictures as a souvenir, and there are also many foreign friends.