Xu Jintang s personal experience, Xu Jintang s work experience

He used to be the director of the Department of Ophthalmology of the School of Medicine of Jinan University, the secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Medicine, the head of the Corneal Disease Group of the Chinese Ophthalmological Society, the member of the Academic Committee of the Ophthalmology Laboratory of the Department of Health and Insight Department, and the chairman of the Degree Committee of the School of Medicine of Jiaonan University. He is currently the director of the Ophthalmology Research Office, the consultant of the Guangdong Ophthalmology Society, the deputy editor-in-chief of the journal "Nazhou Lack of Ophthalmology", and the editorial board member of the Chinese Journal of Eye and Otolaryngology, Ophthalmology, Ophthalmology Journal, and Clinical Ophthalmology.

He graduated from Dalian Medical College in 1955, and was selected to study in ophthalmology at the Moscow Medical College in the former Soviet Union in 1956, and received a doctorate degree in medicine in 1959. Later, he went to study at the Filatov Eye Institute in Ukraine, and returned to China in 1960 to teach at Harbin Medical University. In 1981, he was transferred to Jinan University School of Medicine, and in 1987, he was a visiting student at the Institute of Ophthalmology of the University of Luisville in the United States for half a year.

Xu Jintang, born in February 1931, male, from Leting, Hebei Province, graduated from Dalian Medical College. Professor, Chief Physician, Doctoral Supervisor.

Xu Jintang, medicinal botanist. After long-term exploration, it has made outstanding contributions to the cultivation technology and theoretical research of the traditional and precious Chinese herbs Coptis chinensis, Gastrodia gastrodia and Zhu Ling, and has achieved huge social and economic benefits, completely reversing the long-term shortage of these medicinal materials. This entry also gives a brief introduction to Xu Jintang, the supervisor of doctoral research in Hebei Province.

Born on June 11, 1929 in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province.

In 1952, he graduated from the Agricultural Technical School Affiliated to Shanxi Agricultural College.

From 1952 to 1954, he served as a teacher at the Agricultural Technical School Affiliated to Shanxi Agricultural College.

In 1958, he graduated from Shanxi Agricultural College.

From 1958 to 1984, he served as an assistant researcher and associate researcher at the Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

In 1983, he served as the deputy director of the cultivation office of the Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

In 1984, he was appointed as the director of the Department of Medicinal Fungi, Institute of Medicinal Plant Resources Development, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

1985— Served as a researcher at the Institute of Medicinal Plant Resources Development, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

Born on June 11, 1929 in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, he was originally from Wutai County, Shanxi Province. Xu Buqing, a hard-working and loyal father, was originally a craftsman who walked the streets to see bowls and nail scales for others, and saved a little money by saving a little money, and co-operated a small weaving factory with others, so that the family could live a comfortable life. In 1935, Xu Jintang went to elementary school in Taiyuan, and two years later the Anti-Japanese War broke out, and the family fled to western Jinxi?

County. He finished primary school there and was admitted to Jinshan Middle School. The life of displacement, coupled with overwork, Xu Buqing died prematurely in 1944, when Xu Jintang was only 15 years old.

In order to make a living for his family, he was forced to drop out of school to farm, rush and grow vegetables. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the family returned to Taiyuan. With a strong desire to study, Xu Jintang was admitted to the publicly-funded Taiyuan Middle School under extremely difficult circumstances.

However, after only two years, he was forced to drop out of school again and rely on selling coolies to support his family. In 1949, Taiyuan was liberated, and Xu Jintang was admitted to Shanxi Agricultural and Technical School (changed to Agricultural Technical School Affiliated to Shanxi Agricultural College in 1952). He cherished the learning opportunity given to him by the state, and the latter was awarded the National Second-Class Invention Award.

Later, his "discovery and application of symbiotic germination bacteria of Gastrodia gastrodia seeds" won the first prize of the Ministry of Health, and thus revealed all the secrets of the growth of Gastrodia. In the mid-70s, Xu Jintang began to study the cultivation of the important Chinese herb "Zhu Ling". In 1990, the "Research on Semi-wild Cultivation of Zhu Ling" passed the expert appraisal and was highly praised.

Over the past decades, Professor Xu Jintang has gone deep into the front line of production, and has created huge economic benefits for the country with his hard work and wisdom; At the same time, he also set an example for researchers. The party and the state awarded him the honorary titles of young and middle-aged scientist with outstanding contributions, outstanding communist party member of Beijing, special model worker of Beijing, advanced worker of national health civilization, winner of the national "May Day" labor medal, and national outstanding scientific and technological worker. Today, when the strategic policy of "science and technology serving the national economy" is proposed, the scientific research road taken by Xu Jintang is particularly worthy of advocacy and development.