在痢疾防治中，医务工作者使用黄连、黄芩等中药材进行治疗，同时推广马齿苋、雄黄、大蒜等民 间验方，有效预防和控制了痢疾的流行。 面对专业灭蚊药物匮乏，部队采用燃烧艾草的方法驱蚊防蚊，这一土法防疫措施简单有效。 广州中医药大学副校长、广东省中医院院长张忠德向学生讲述"抗战中的中医药"。吴远团 摄 张忠德称，艾草、金银花、当归等中草药，虽然看起来普通，却有着神奇的功效，还有麻黄、甘 草、党参、大黄、桔梗、柴胡等，广大医务工作者发扬自力更生、艰苦奋斗的精神就地取材，上山采 药，利用土方土法为伤病员治疗。 抗战期间，抗疟药物奎宁供应严重不足，当时军队转而使用常山、柴胡、黄芩等中草药治疗疟疾， 经过临床试验验证疗效显著。 原标题：开学第一课 广东名中医为小学生讲述"抗战中的中医药" 中医药是中华文明的瑰宝。全国名中医、广东省中医院院长张忠德3日为广州市越秀区文德路小学 带来一堂别开生面的开学思政第一课。在这堂主题为"抗战中的中医药"的课中，他向小学生讲述中医药 在抗战岁月中为无数战士解除病痛的故事，并冀望后辈们传承中医药智慧。 张忠德表示，抗战时期，药品、人才双双告急，"面对西药匮乏、战场环境恶劣的困境，我们身边 熟悉的 ...

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]

Core Viewpoint - Traditional Chinese medicine offers various methods to help individuals quit smoking by addressing both the symptoms and underlying issues related to smoking addiction [1][6]. Group 1: Methods for Quitting Smoking - **Tea Replacement**: Drinking herbal teas such as green tea, mint, or licorice can help clear lung energy and reduce cravings. For those with weak stomachs, red tea can be used instead [1]. - **Herbal Decoction**: A combination of herbs like purple aster, winter flower, and loquat leaves can be used to alleviate symptoms such as cough and phlegm associated with smoking [2][3]. - **Herbal Patches**: Applying a patch made from herbs like cinnamon and clove can help reduce cravings and anxiety when used consistently over time [4]. - **Aromatherapy**: Carrying mugwort sticks and inhaling their aroma can create an aversion to the smell of cigarettes, aiding in the quitting process [5]. - **Acupuncture**: Stimulating specific ear points related to lung and bronchial health can help decrease the desire to smoke [5]. Group 2: Health Risks of Smoking - **Chemical Exposure**: Smoking releases over 7,000 chemicals, with nicotine acting as a highly addictive substance that affects the brain's reward system [6]. - **Cancer Risk**: Smokers are 23 times more likely to develop lung cancer compared to non-smokers, and the incidence of coronary heart disease increases by 2-4 times [6]. - **Secondhand Smoke Effects**: Children exposed to secondhand smoke face a 6-fold increase in respiratory infections and a 3-fold increase in asthma rates [6].

Group 1: Energy Storage Projects - The "Baotou Weijun 200,000 kW/1,200,000 kWh grid-side independent energy storage station" is under construction, with a total investment of 900 million yuan and an area of 133 acres [3] - The energy storage system will utilize a long-life lithium iron phosphate technology developed by Guoxuan High-Tech, expected to be completed by the end of this year [3] - By 2025, the region aims to attract five industry leaders to jointly develop a 150,000 kW/900,000 kWh grid-side independent energy storage super project [3] Group 2: Traditional Chinese Medicine Industry - The construction of a smart traditional Chinese medicine industrial park by Inner Mongolia Hengli Logistics is underway, with an investment of 165 million yuan [5] - The first phase of the project is expected to generate an annual transaction volume of 1.5 billion yuan and create 200 new jobs [5] - The second phase, focusing on deep processing of medicinal slices, aims to process over 100,000 tons annually, positioning the region as a major hub for traditional Chinese medicine in Inner Mongolia [5] Group 3: Regional Economic Development - The projects in the region are not merely construction efforts but are seen as key drivers for technological advancement in energy consumption and the transformation of traditional medicine resources into economic benefits [5] - The energy storage and smart medicine projects are expected to enhance regional competitiveness and economic upgrading [5]

Core Viewpoint - The "Three North" project in Inner Mongolia represents a significant ecological transformation, turning desert areas into green zones and enhancing local livelihoods through innovative environmental management practices [1][13]. Group 1: Ecological Transformation - Inner Mongolia, covering 12% of China's land, plays a crucial role in combating desertification and ensuring ecological security for regions like Beijing and Tianjin [1]. - The "Three North" project has successfully transformed areas from "sand encroachment" to "green advancement," showcasing a commitment to ecological restoration [1][2]. - The implementation of a "sand control + photovoltaic" model has led to a 30% reduction in desertification severity over 2.2 million acres [2]. Group 2: Economic Benefits - The integration of ecological restoration with economic development has resulted in increased incomes for local herders, with average annual income rising by 15,000 yuan per person [3]. - The establishment of ecological economic forests has generated significant agricultural outputs, such as 100,000 pounds of jujube fruit annually from newly planted areas [2]. - The promotion of sustainable practices, such as the cultivation of medicinal herbs and eco-tourism, has led to a 40% increase in income for local households [3]. Group 3: Technological Innovations - The shift from manual labor to mechanized operations in desert management has improved efficiency, with new machines achieving up to 20 times the productivity of traditional methods [7][9]. - The use of smart irrigation systems and real-time monitoring has transformed water management in agricultural practices, enhancing crop yields and reducing water wastage [5][6]. - The development of a "sky-ground integrated" monitoring system allows for precise tracking of ecological restoration efforts, ensuring effective management of resources [9]. Group 4: Sustainable Practices in Pastoralism - The transition from overgrazing to balanced grazing practices has improved grassland health, with vegetation coverage increasing by 7% over five years [12]. - The adoption of modern ranching techniques, such as rotational grazing and reduced livestock numbers, has led to significant cost savings and improved pasture quality [10][11]. - The establishment of modern pastoral zones has enabled 30% of herders to increase their income through sustainable livestock management [12].

Core Insights - The article highlights the ongoing efforts in Gansu Province's Jingtai County to utilize saline-alkali land through a national pilot project, which aims to improve agricultural productivity and economic conditions in the region [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Project Overview - Jingtai County has been designated as the only national pilot county for saline-alkali land comprehensive utilization in Gansu Province, with a trial area of 23,300 acres and a total investment of 239 million yuan [1] - The project includes various activities such as underground pipe installation and slope leveling, indicating significant infrastructure development [1] Group 2: Financial Support and Agricultural Development - The People's Bank of China in Baiyin City has issued guidelines to support the comprehensive utilization of saline-alkali land, assisting local governments in developing pilot schemes [2] - Local financial institutions have provided substantial credit support, with nearly 6 million yuan allocated to Jingtai Agricultural Technology Company for shrimp farming, resulting in an annual output of 30,000 pounds and a revenue of 1.2 million yuan [2] - A total of 5 demonstration bases have been established for various agricultural practices, leading to an annual output value of 54 million yuan from saline-alkali aquaculture [2] Group 3: Credit Expansion and Rural Revitalization - The Baiyin branch of the People's Bank has implemented a village-wide credit model, completing credit assessments for 82 administrative villages, with a total credit amount of 1.418 billion yuan for small loans [3] - Financial institutions have invested 577 million yuan in staple crop production and additional funds in various agricultural sectors, including medicinal herbs and livestock [3] - The bank has also facilitated 170 million yuan in loans for key agricultural projects, including a 60,000-acre licorice planting project [4]

Core Viewpoint - The transformation of agricultural practices in Ruoergai County, Sichuan, led by the local government and supported by the multinational pharmaceutical company, TCM Village, has significantly improved the livelihoods of local farmers through the establishment of a standardized rhubarb production base and the shift from wild harvesting to artificial cultivation [1][3]. Group 1: Agricultural Transformation - The local government initiated an agricultural structure transformation, leveraging ecological advantages and scientific resource planning to develop a high-value rhubarb industry [1]. - The development model "Party + Company + Base + Farmers" has been established, enhancing the local economy by transitioning from single crop planting to a diversified rhubarb industry [1]. - The income for local farmers has increased from 500 yuan per mu to between 1400 and 2000 yuan per mu due to the new cultivation practices [1]. Group 2: TCM Village's Role - TCM Village has been operating in China for over 40 years, collaborating closely with local partners like Ping An Group and Shanghai Pharmaceuticals to support the high-quality development of the traditional Chinese medicine industry [3]. - The company has established partnerships with 9,000 farmers across 15 provinces, assisting in the cultivation of over 100 varieties of medicinal herbs [3]. - TCM Village has invested in the world's largest ginseng cultivation base in Jilin Province, creating over 800 local jobs and contributing billions to the local economy [3]. Group 3: Technical Support and Training - TCM Village provides regular technical guidance and GACP training to farmers, helping them transition from traditional farming methods to modern, skilled agricultural practices [5]. - This initiative has not only improved the quality of medicinal herbs but also cultivated a significant number of professionals in the industry, laying a foundation for the future of traditional Chinese medicine [5]. Group 4: Sustainable Development Initiatives - TCM Village collaborates with local research institutions to promote sustainable industry development, including sharing patented cultivation techniques with Chinese enterprises [7]. - The company works with the Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine to address pest and disease challenges in large-scale cultivation [7]. - TCM Village aims to foster long-term development in the industry, emphasizing responsibility and community support through its initiatives [7].