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Fusong County, Jilin Province is known as the hometown of what kind of medicinal materials?
Fusong County, Jilin Province is known as the hometown of ginseng.

Fusong County has a vast territory with mountains, rivers and dense forests. There is Tianchi Lake in Changbai Mountain, one of the five wonders of the 35 "trump cards" scenic spots announced by the state, and a tourist route on the western slope of Changbai Mountain approved by the provincial government in 1994. Fusong, the hometown of ginseng in China, has a history of 1500 years of digging wild ginseng. At the same time, it has been cultivated artificially for more than 450 years. It is the origin and main producing area of genuine ginseng, and 70% of the global ginseng trade volume is completed in Fusong.

Fusong is one of the "three largest" gene banks of Chinese herbal medicines in China, with the output of 10 genuine Chinese herbal medicines ranking first in China. Gastrodia elata, Ganoderma lucidum, Boschniakia, Daphne odora, Rhodiola, Fritillaria, Astragalus and other major rare medicinal plants are distributed in the forests of Shan Ye. There are many wild plants in Fusong that have the value of wine making, honey source, spice, oil, industrial raw materials and ornamental.

History and Culture of Fusong County, Jilin Province

1, Nangang site

Located on the top of Nangang, Xiaonangou, Daqingchuan Village, Xianrenqiao Town, the site is 200 meters from north to south and 100 meters from east to west. 1May, 1965, stone axes, stone knives, stone grinding rods and pottery pieces were collected. After analysis, it was determined that the site was a cultural relic in the primitive society period, dating back to the late Neolithic Age.

2. Xiaonangou Site

Located in the cultivated land on the north slope of Xiaonangou, Daqingchuan Village, Xianrenqiao Town, it is 50 meters long from east to west and 70 meters wide from north to south. Relics such as stone axe, stone spear, stone ball and dark brown pottery with coarse sand were collected. Through analysis, it was determined that the upper limit of the site was the late Neolithic Age and the lower limit was the early Koguryo Period.