Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 1057 One step too slow, and you'll be a sinner to your descendants! (Bonus chapter for 26 monthly votes)

Wang Yuchuan knew the Japanese best; he had also seen the market for Kampo medicine in Japan. He immediately spoke to the people in the dialect:

"Besides Guizhi Tang and Mahuang Tang from the Treatise on Cold Damage, we must immediately register Xiao Chaihu Tang, Si Ni Tang, and Baihu Tang! These are the classic formulas most frequently stolen by Japanese Kampo practitioners, and we cannot miss a single one!"

"It's highly likely that they can no longer register domestically, but there should still be opportunities abroad."

"If we write down these commonly used recipes and then register them, there might be some time issues... The Japanese will definitely react faster than us."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Xiwu said:
"Then send a telegram immediately!"

"Send it directly to our own embassy!"

He truly deserves to be called a leader; his ability to take action is on full display.

At this moment, Chu Qiaonan said:
"There's also Ge ​​Gen Tang and Dang Gui Shao Yao San. These were the two formulas that Tsumura mainly promoted at the trade fair in Germany last year. They'll definitely be the first to register them!"

He came back from abroad and knows more about these things than most people do.

Professor Yue Meizhong also reminded:
“别忘了剂量变体！比如桂枝汤原方桂枝芍药3：2，我们同步注册4：3和2：1的版本，堵死他们‘微调配方’的后路！”

The prescription medicine on the side also stated:

"The combination of 'Clematis chinensis and Tripterygium wilfordii' in our Huashi Ointment is our core ingredient, but we also need to register an alternative version of 'Clematis chinensis and Sinomenium acutum'. If Tsumura wants to change the medicine to avoid infringement, it still can't escape it!"

At this point, Professor Ren Yingqiu also nodded:
"I've also thought of one: add the 'Ascites Relief Patch' for treating ascites! This formula isn't available in Japan, but it's extremely effective, and it's sure to be their target in the future!"

Old Cheng reminded him at this moment:
"They are experts at exploiting legal loopholes! I suggest clearly stating in the registration documents that 'any variation involving the addition or subtraction of a single ingredient or a change in dosage of up to 10% is considered infringement,' and making that clause a hard and fast rule!"

Fang Yan responded to him:

"It depends on the local laws. If that doesn't work, you'll have to register several more."

Everyone nodded.

Dean Zhao Xiwu said:
"Everyone, please list out the common ones first, and then I will immediately find someone to send a telegram."

Everyone solemnly picked up their pens and paper, and the scratching sound of the pens gliding across the pages suddenly quickened.

Dialects, being the best at remembering, naturally took on the main task.

The only sounds in the room were occasional discussions and the scratching of pens and paper.

Today's scene is just like the discussion at Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, where the top professors of traditional Chinese medicine in Beijing are also brainstorming.

Soon, Fang Yan wrote down the commonly used prescriptions and similar prescriptions he had.

The dialect even included some best-selling drugs from past lives, basically emphasizing a strategy of betting everything.

They stole so much stuff, and not only did they use it themselves, but they also wanted to sell it for money. And not only that, they wanted to prevent similar products from being sold on the market.

In that case, it's no wonder that dialects are taking strong action.

After everything was ready, Dean Zhao Xiwu first made a phone call from Fang Yan's home to inquire whether anyone was on duty at the Ministry of Health. Then he prepared to take the things and head over directly.

To send a telegram to the country's embassy for their help, we still need a leader from the Ministry of Health to act as an intermediary.

He was about to go out, so Fang Yan simply asked Sophia to drive Zhao Xiwu there.

After everyone left, Fang Yan returned to the study and continued discussing the upcoming patent registration for the prescription with everyone. In short, they needed to set up a set of rules to make things as fast and efficient as possible.

Even Lao Hu was helping with the statistics and classification.

Huang Huijie was a little confused, wondering if this was too hasty.

Although she is in business, she has never experienced such a massive number of intellectual property rights being registered by others.

Professor Yue Meizhong, who was standing nearby, said to the curious Huang Huijie:

"You have no idea, the Japanese 'Showa New Drug Company' started out decades ago by being the first to register Zixue Dan and Liushen Wan! If we are a step behind this time, we will be sinners for our descendants!"

"If we are a day faster, they will register fewer people; if we are a minute faster, we may provide more available medicines for future generations."

Fang Yan also said at this time:

"The development of traditional Chinese medicine in our country is not going well, and we are also being eyed by these little devils and sticks around us, so we must control the market."

"Moreover, since Lao Hu intends to shift his focus to traditional Chinese medicine, if we are faster, the market will be larger in the future; if we are slower, our space for survival will be squeezed by them."

Old Hu also explained to his wife:
"Since we've already broken ties with them, we can't just sit idly by. It's better to strike first than to be caught off guard."

Huang Huijie nodded. Although she hadn't been able to think straight during her pregnancy, after hearing so many people talk about it, she finally understood.

She spoke to the dialect:

"Don't worry about lunch today, Fangyan, I'll order it!"

There was nothing else they could do, but they could still manage to provide everyone with a hearty lunch. The rest of the family didn't disturb Fang Yan and the others at the moment. The entire study was like a staff office on a battlefield, with a tense atmosphere as they began to work. Li Zhengji and the others who came today also joined in the busy work.

This morning felt more tiring than the previous six days of classes and review combined.

My hand got sore from writing for a while, but seeing that everyone else was working, we all got back to work.

By the end of the morning, everyone had summarized 115 main prescriptions, and each prescription also had several similar prescriptions.

The thick paper has various fonts on it.

It's all the result of everyone's hard work.

"These still need to be filtered, prioritized, and the order varies from place to place, so they need to be modified..." Professor Wang Yuchuan offered his analysis after reviewing the documents.

Fang Yan nodded. It was indeed quite messy and needed to be sorted out before it could be sent out. Otherwise, just preparing the materials would be enough to give the people there a hard time.

Just then, Fang Yan heard a sound coming from outside:

"Dean Zhao is back!"

Pushing open the door, I saw that Zhao Xiwu had indeed returned, accompanied by a colleague from the Ministry of Health.

"Our superiors want to see our results," Dean Zhao Xiwu said to everyone.

He then introduced the comrade from the Ministry of Health, whose name was Qi Qianjin. He was in charge of communicating with the World Health Organization, various foreign medical teams, and embassies.

He Puren was known to Zeng Luquan, as were Professor Cheng and Professor Yu Chuan.

Anyway, anyone who has been abroad knows this person.

He seems to be a very influential leader.

"Dean Zhao has already shared your ideas and strategies, which I believe are very feasible. So I just contacted my colleagues at the diplomatic post. We sent the telegram before we came here," Qi Qianjin said to everyone.

Hearing that the matter had been approved by the leader, everyone was quite happy and immediately invited this big shot into the house to sit down. They arranged for tea and water to be served to him, and then Fang Yan and the others brought out all the traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions that they had compiled that morning.

Qi Qianjin was also somewhat surprised to see such a thick stack of things and asked:

"This is what you finished in just one morning?"

Everyone brought up the dialect, after all, he was the one in charge of the project.

Fang Yan nodded and said:

"Yes, it's the result of everyone's hard work and brainstorming. However, it hasn't been categorized yet, so it's not suitable for everyone's region. For example, in Japan, many things here are not applicable."

Qi Qianjin nodded and said to Fang Yan:

Do you need our help?

Nodding in dialect:

"In order to get this done as soon as possible, I hope to get the green light all the way and have all departments cooperate so that we can complete the registration as quickly as possible."

"It's not just that we need to speed things up domestically, but I also hope that people doing business abroad can speed things up as well."

Qi Qianjin nodded thoughtfully, then pointed to the telephone on the table with the dialect accent:
"If it needs to be quick, I'll call my boss and have him personally urge them on."

Dialectal astonishment:

"Aren't you the leader?"

Qi Qianjin smiled and pointed to the ceiling, saying:

"I was referring to the person in charge of diplomacy."

Fang Yan suddenly understood and nodded, telling him to use it as he pleased.

Then the call was made, and it was answered shortly after. Qi Qianjin spoke into the phone:
"Uncle Huang, it's me, Qianjin. I need to trouble you with something."

"Oh, I need you to send a notification to a few embassies, reminding them to take the cooperation project I sent out seriously..."

"Yes, we can't wait in line. We need to cut in line and let them process us first!"

"Yes, it's urgent, we're racing against the Japanese!"

PS: After finishing this chapter, I still owe everyone 40000 words.

That's all for today, please come early tomorrow.

Lao Feng is working hard to write tomorrow's code.

(End of this chapter)