新华财经南昌12月12日电（记者张新新崔璐）近两年来，我国中药材市场价格经历了一轮暴涨暴跌，走 势犹如"过山车"。记者在甘肃、安徽、江西等多地调研发现，虽然中药材价格正常波动属于市场常态， 但部分品种在短期内出现极端涨跌，已超出合理范围，不仅扰乱产业链稳定运行，也最终损害了药农、 企业和患者的利益。相关人士建议，应加强价格监测与市场监管，并通过科学规划种植、提升产业组织 化水平等措施，推动中药材行业迈向稳健发展。 价格骤变留下"产业伤痕" "今年猫爪草的价格波动相当夸张。"江西省樟树市的药材商熊伏明告诉记者，平时每公斤70至80元， 2023年初开始涨，今年3月一度冲到1100元，现在却只剩46元。这种外形似猫爪、用于化痰散结的药 材，在三年内上演了"过山车"行情。 在甘肃等主产区，黄芪、党参、当归、甘草等大宗药材价格也普遍下行。甘肃成源堂药业负责人周江辉 表示，当地主流药材价格同比平均下跌约40%，例如党参从每公斤120元跌至50元左右，黄芪鲜货价格 也从每公斤7元多降至4.5元上下。 康美·中国中药材价格总指数显示，自2024年7月以来，中药材价格持续走低。而在本轮下跌前，中药材 价格曾保持较长时间高位运 ...

重庆市药品监督管理局关于中药材GAP符合性信息的通告 根据《国家药监局 农业农村部 国家林草局 国家中医药局关于发布〈中药材生产质量管理规范〉的公告》（2022年第22号）和《重庆市药品监督管理局实施 中药材生产质量管理规范工作指导原则》（渝药监〔2023〕36号）精神，太极集团重庆桐君阁药厂有限公司对其甘草药材供应商内蒙古塞外朔漠中药材有限 公司（合作方：重庆中药材有限公司）开展了审核检查，认为符合GAP要求。我局对太极集团重庆桐君阁药厂有限公司的GAP自评材料进行了审核，符合要 求，现予通告。 中药材GAP符合性信息 | 药品生产企业 | 中成药/饮片 | 中药 材 | 中药材种植 | | 基地面积 | 检 查 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 名称 | 品种 | 品种 | 企业 | 基地地址 | （亩） | 结 | | | | | | | | 果 | | | 沉香化气片 | | | | | | | | 四君子合剂 | | | | | | | | 桔贝合剂 | | | | | | | | 龙胆泻肝片 | | | | | | | | 黄连上清丸 ...

中新网乌鲁木齐12月8日电 (陶拴科 阿巴拜科日)时下，新疆于田县沙产业实验基地各类中草药迎来丰 收，村民正忙于采收。 于田县位于昆仑山北麓、塔克拉玛干沙漠南缘。近年来，该县探索"生态+中草药产业"发展模式，在沙 漠前沿和绿洲过渡带打造由中药材构成的绿色生态屏障，实现生态治理与经济发展双重目标。 新疆于田县沙产业实验基地中药材迎来丰收 今年3月，于田县万花园中药材实验基地开始平整沙丘，种植甘草、黄芩、丹参、薄荷等36种中药材。 经过试种，确认20余种中药材适合当地沙性土壤，具备推广种植潜力。 "过去这里风大沙多，现在种上中草药，不仅固沙，还能卖药材赚钱。"正在采收的村民买买提·阿卜杜 说。 于田县林业和草原局副局长江东辉表示："今年试种的中药材品种中，成活率较高的将扩大种植规模， 推广'沙地药田'标准化种植模式，结合滴灌和喷灌技术，推动生态治理和产业增收深度融合。" 编辑：付健青 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts in ecological restoration and sustainable development in Gansu Province, particularly in Huachi County and Huan County, through the "Three-North" project, which aims to combat desertification and improve local livelihoods. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The "Three-North" project has been actively promoted in key areas like Huachi and Huan counties to enhance ecological governance [2] - The local forestry efforts have resulted in over 188 million mu of forest area, contributing to wind and sand prevention [3] Group 2: Soil and Water Conservation - Huan County has implemented comprehensive soil and water conservation measures, including the construction of two water retention ponds and the filling and reinforcing of eroded areas [4] - Over the past five years, Huan County has protected more than 150,000 mu of land and completed soil erosion control over 2 million mu [4] Group 3: Economic Development through Ecological Initiatives - The establishment of over 10,000 mu of seabuckthorn bases in Huachi and Huan counties has opened new revenue streams for local communities [5] - A biotechnology company has been introduced to process seabuckthorn products, with an expected total output value exceeding 40 million yuan in 2024 [5] - The cultivation of traditional Chinese medicinal herbs on over 20,000 mu of suitable grassland has also contributed to local income [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ongoing efforts in Xinjiang to combat desertification around the Taklamakan Desert through a comprehensive "green collar" initiative, which includes afforestation, community involvement, and innovative agricultural practices [2][18]. Group 1: Desertification Control Efforts - The Taklamakan Desert's "lock edge" project, completed on November 28, 2024, spans 3,046 kilometers and has transitioned to a new phase of expansion and solidification [2][3]. - In 2025, Xinjiang has achieved a cumulative expansion of 936.17 million acres of green coverage, increasing the width of the green protective belt by 110 meters to 7,500 meters [9][18]. - The "green collar" initiative is supported by various policies, including ecological water use and land rights, facilitating diverse desertification control methods [13][14]. Group 2: Community Involvement and Economic Development - Local farmers are actively participating in desertification control, with 6.18 million acres of land treated in Hetian County, involving 69 villages and 1,278 households [7][18]. - The rise of the "sand industry" is evident, with the cultivation of medicinal herbs and flowers like Cistanche and roses, significantly boosting local economies and providing employment opportunities [18][21]. - The integration of ecological and economic benefits is emphasized, with over 1,083.41 million acres of economic crops planted on desertified land, generating a total output value of 28.975 billion yuan [21]. Group 3: Technological Innovations - Innovative practices such as "interval desertification control" and "photovoltaic water extraction" are being implemented to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of desertification control efforts [14][16]. - The use of modern agricultural techniques and machinery has improved operational efficiency and increased the survival rate of planted vegetation [13][14]. Group 4: Sustainable Development - The article underscores the importance of sustainable development, where ecological restoration and economic growth are interlinked, creating a cycle of environmental and economic benefits [18][21]. - The ongoing projects aim to establish a robust ecological barrier while simultaneously fostering local economic growth, demonstrating a model for sustainable development in arid regions [21].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful implementation of ecological restoration and sand control measures in the Taklamakan Desert, focusing on the development of a green ecological belt and the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices in the region [2][3]. Group 1: Ecological Restoration Efforts - The Yutian County has established 198 mutual aid teams to manage sand control areas, involving 964 households, with a focus on biological sand control [2]. - The Daweikun area has developed a 284-meter wide and 104-kilometer long ecological green belt, integrating 58,000 acres of biological sand control forest and 1,000 acres of engineering sand fixation [2]. - The overall goal is to complete a total of 8.44 million acres of sand control measures by the end of the year, transitioning from "locking the edge" to "expanding the edge" of the desert [2]. Group 2: Economic Development and Crop Diversification - Local farmers, such as Abdusalam Talip, are engaging in mutual aid teams to cultivate previously barren land, with expectations of significant income from crops like big yucca, projected to yield 200 kilograms per acre and generate over 30,000 yuan in profit [2]. - The Yutian County government has invested over 20 million yuan in establishing experimental fields for cultivating medicinal herbs and economic crops, including licorice and rose [6]. - The introduction of a contract farming model for seven types of medicinal herbs is planned for next year, aiming for large-scale production suited to the sandy environment [6].

Core Insights - Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, Xinjiang has achieved a significant transformation from "desert encroachment" to "greening the desert" through scientific governance [1][3] Group 1: Environmental Restoration - The ecological restoration of the Tarim River's lower reaches has been facilitated by ecological water replenishment from the upper reaches, with seven large water conservancy projects storing snowmelt water from the Tianshan Mountains [3] - Over the past decade, the groundwater level within one kilometer of the Tarim River has risen by approximately 7 meters, leading to the restoration of 2,300 square kilometers of vegetation [3] - The area of desertified land treated in Xinjiang since the 18th National Congress has reached 52,000 square kilometers, equivalent to the area of eight Shanghai cities [5] Group 2: Economic Development - The area for planting specialty economic crops in Xinjiang's sandy regions has reached 1.845 million acres, with the sand industry generating an annual output value exceeding 4.37 billion yuan [7] - The successful greening efforts have allowed local families, such as the Abdurayim brothers, to expand their agricultural activities, including the cultivation of grapes on 1,100 acres of previously barren land [5][7] - The restoration of the ecosystem has also led to the return of over 170 species of wildlife, indicating a healthy and revitalized environment [5]

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of the Ulan Buh Desert from a "red bull" of sandstorms to a "green Great Wall" showcases successful desertification control and ecological restoration efforts in Inner Mongolia, China [1][2]. Group 1: Desertification Control Efforts - The Baotou City has been combating desertification since the 1950s, implementing a comprehensive approach that includes natural reserves, sand fixation, and protective forest networks [2]. - As of 2024, Baotou has completed desert management over 35.32 million mu, with a core area of 150 kilometers of protective belts covering 24.9 million mu, ultimately forming a 200-kilometer green barrier [2]. Group 2: Economic Development through Ecological Projects - The "photovoltaic + ecological governance" model has been established, with 14.34 million mu of land utilized for this purpose, achieving a solar power installation capacity of 542.7 million kilowatts and an annual electricity generation exceeding 30 billion kWh [4][7]. - The local economy has benefited significantly, with over 4,000 farmers and herders gaining employment and an average annual income increase of 15,000 yuan [4]. Group 3: Agricultural and Medicinal Development - The cultivation of desert plants such as Cistanche and licorice has become economically viable, with the annual gross income from 50 mu of Cistanche reaching over 100,000 yuan [7]. - The area dedicated to Cistanche cultivation has reached nearly 140,000 mu, generating an annual output value exceeding 300 million yuan [7]. Group 4: Tourism Growth - The local tourism industry has flourished, with a 70% increase in visitor numbers compared to 2020 and a revenue growth of 61 million yuan [8]. - The development of five premium tourism routes has attracted visitors to experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region [8].

Core Viewpoint - The lesson delivered by Zhang Zhongde emphasizes the significant role of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) during the Anti-Japanese War, highlighting its effectiveness in treating soldiers and the importance of passing down TCM wisdom to future generations [1][3]. Group 1: Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine - TCM played a crucial role during the Anti-Japanese War when Western medicine was scarce, utilizing local herbs such as mugwort, honeysuckle, and angelica to treat soldiers [1][3]. - Medical workers demonstrated resourcefulness by gathering herbs from the mountains and employing traditional methods to treat injuries and illnesses [2][3]. - The use of TCM for treating malaria and dysentery was validated through clinical trials, showcasing its effectiveness in wartime conditions [2][3]. Group 2: Cultural and Educational Significance - The lesson aims to instill a sense of patriotism and appreciation for traditional culture among students, linking physical health to the ability to contribute to the nation [4]. - The initiative reflects a broader educational goal of inspiring students to pursue careers in medicine, fostering a new generation of healthcare professionals [4].

Company Overview - A recent social media post revealed that a company has a board of directors composed entirely of individuals born in the 2000s, with the youngest member being only 17 years old [1] - The company, named Yun Gui Tong (Guangxi) Technology Co., Ltd., was established in January 2024 and is primarily engaged in the production of "non-heritage" brown sugar [2][3] Leadership and Structure - The board consists of six members, all of whom are currently students from various vocational and higher education institutions [2] - The chairman of the company is a 17-year-old named Li, while another 15-year-old named Xie serves as the chairman of the board [1][2] Business Operations - The company aims to promote local agricultural products and improve the income of local farmers [2] - It has participated in competitions but focuses primarily on business operations [2] Legal and Regulatory Compliance - According to local regulations, individuals aged 16 to 18 must provide proof of their civil capacity to hold management positions, which the company has successfully submitted for registration [2] Financial Information - The registered capital of the company increased from 750,000 to 1,050,000 yuan in June 2025 [2] - The company has also made investments in another entity, Guangxi Jiahui'an Planting Co., Ltd., which was established in January 2025 with a registered capital of 200,000 yuan [2] Intellectual Property - The company has registered multiple copyrights for works related to "Fucheng Brown Sugar Photography" and has recently published a patent for a cough syrup made from Luo Han Guo, licorice, and lily [2][10]