Carrying forward Tibetan medicine culture and standardizing the naming of medicinal materials

A symposium on the identification of Tibetan medicinal materials was held in qunga forest farm, Huangzhong County Famous Tibetan medicine experts in and out of the province have identified and identified more than 70 kinds of Tibetan medicine mineral medicinal materials collected on site, and standardized and unified the names of plant medicinal materials More than 300 representatives from Tibetan hospitals in different counties of our province attended the symposium Sponsored by the provincial Tibetan Medicine Association and organized by the Tibetan Hospital of Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, this seminar comprehensively strengthens the research of Tibetan medicine, promotes Tibetan medicine culture, promotes the development of Tibetan medicine industry, promotes the identification of Tibetan medicine and improves the quality of Tibetan medicine preparation, inherits the identification experience of famous experts on Tibetan medicine, and holds, standardizes and unifies the identification of Tibetan medicine in the whole province The identification and naming of Tibetan medicine can ensure the development and application of standardization of Tibetan medicine On the same day of the seminar, famous Tibetan medicine experts in the province explained on the spot, and identified and standardized the names of Tibetan medicine grown in different environments such as fields, forest areas and mountains This seminar broadens the horizons of the first-line researchers engaged in Tibetan medicine, makes them understand the identification and naming of Tibetan medicine, and achieves the purpose of mutual learning and mutual promotion At the same time, the seminar is also of positive significance to the rescue, protection and identification of Tibetan medicinal materials The papers of Tibetan medicine scholars collected after the discussion will be published in "Chinese Tibetan medicine" and "Chinese national medicine" to promote the continuous development of Tibetan medicine.