A research team from the General Office of the Provincial Government paid a visit to JibaiChuan to conduct an on-site inspection and assessment, jointly exploring new pathways for ecological farming and industrial development.
Release date:
2025-10-11
On the afternoon of October 11, 2025, a research team from the General Office of the Provincial Government paid a field visit to JibaiChuan Pharmaceutical. The delegation included An Liang, a third-level researcher with the First Division of the Provincial Government General Office; Li Changtao, Director of the Development and Reform Division of the Provincial Forestry Bureau; Xiang Huan, a first-level chief staff member in the Office of the Provincial Department of Economy and Information Technology; and Bao Jie, a first-level chief staff member in the Development and Reform Division of the Provincial Forestry Bureau, among others.
This research aims to gain an in-depth understanding of enterprises’ innovative practices and interim achievements in exploring wild‑cultivation models for Chinese medicinal materials, promoting the efficient utilization of ecological resources, and advancing integrated industrial development.
The research team first visited the Jibai Chuan Oriental Ganoderma Culture Museum. The museum systematically showcases the medicinal history of Ganoderma, its cultural significance, and the latest advances in modern scientific research.
Subsequently, the research team visited the processing workshop, where they inspected firsthand the modernized production processes and quality‑control system for lingzhi products, expressing their appreciation for the company’s commitment to high standards and rigorous production management.
At the research symposium, Bao Jiajin, Chairman of JibaiChuan Pharmaceutical, highlighted his company’s pioneering ecological cultivation model: “planting lingzhi beneath yew trees.” This approach makes full use of the forest understory, fostering a mutually beneficial symbiosis between yew and lingzhi. Not only does it significantly enhance the efficacy of lingzhi spore powder, but it also helps preserve the balance and health of the forest ecosystem.
The research team highly commended and fully endorsed JibaiChuan Pharmaceutical’s ecological farming model, deeming its philosophy of wild‑adaptation cultivation and its practical experience worthy of thorough documentation and wider dissemination.
Chairman Bao Jiajin stated, “Only wild‑cultivation can produce authentic, high‑quality medicinal herbs; therefore, we are committed to returning Ganoderma lucidum to the deep mountains.” Looking ahead, Ji Baichuan will remain steadfast in pursuing an approach of “ecological priority and green development,” contributing its corporate strength to advancing rural revitalization and the Healthy China initiative.
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