About Mawang
Thirty-three years of Kangxi (1694):
The earliest record of clearly identifying the Shao ethnic group appeared in June of the sixth year of Showa (1931) compiled by Gao Gong in the "Records of Taiwan Fu": Taiwan Electric Power Co., Ltd. began construction of Sun Moon Lake.
In the ninth year of Showa (1934), the Japanese implemented a policy of isolation for the Shao people, and the Shao people were not allowed to move out of other places, and the great-ancestor of the Mawang Lingzhi Chen clan, the head of the tribe, was allocated the territory under his jurisdiction, that is, the area from present-day Yuchi Village to Sima An.
Because of the residence on the bank of Sun Moon Lake, for a long time, collective hunting on the mountain has been the main way of supply and demand, and in recent decades, with the prohibition of government decrees, going to the mountain to collect precious wild medicinal materials for trading has become an important source of livelihood and economic for the Shao people.
With the popularization of the knowledge of the medicinal effects of Ganoderma lucidum and the use of dietary therapy, the tribal people have formed a team to collect, exhibit and sell rare Chinese medicinal materials wholesale and retail centers with the transformation and influence of the new economy, and continue the traditional culture to provide natural and unique local products to consumers.
The founder, as a local Shao ethnic group, felt that Taiwan's native medicinal materials have been closely related to the life and culture of the aborigines for hundreds of years, but the general public does not have a deep understanding of Taiwan's unique Chinese medicinal materials, and specially applied for the establishment of a production and marketing guide hall with the promotion of "Taiwan's local characteristic Chinese medicine" as the main axis, guided by the Nantou County Government, combined with the centralized purchase of raw materials, so as to assist tribal marketing and increase the income of aborigines.
Unified quality control, scientific production, development of functional health food, development of Taiwan Chinese medicine and overseas markets, to provide peace of mind and professional services.
2010
Foster the native Chinese herbal medicine industry Inheritance and creation of technology commercialization
Pay attention to the establishment of local cultural identity development strategies, and connect the health industry with the tribe to share the economy of mutual assistance
Integration of local certified tribesmen and Yuchi township farmers Wild rare medicinal materials will be collected and processed centrally Jointly improve the production and circulation of Taiwan's native medicinal materials through cooperation and reciprocity
Invest in native medicinal plants Research and development of food therapy technology with the same source of medicine and food
Taiwan’s national agricultural biotechnology program that began in 1998 has focused on the development of endangered Chinese herbal medicines in Taiwan and China. Specific medicinal materials have been tested for pharmacology, component analysis, efficacy, and function. Through industry-university cooperation, the center and government units have researched and produced health food with high active ingredients and popularized mass production.
Set up the starting stock
"Purification / Extraction /
Quality Control Laboratory"
The excellent quality of raw materials directly affects the quality and structural safety, and the quality control system of raw materials is established In addition, the central laboratory of the center is set up to establish independent testing capabilities, promote the implementation of first-class quality control in R&D and production, and strictly control the health care products of its brands
Ganoderma lucidum is a temporary choice for Taiwan's biotechnology industry at this stage, and Mawang hopes to truly take root and thrive for this
With preventive medicine as the main axis of development, in view of the current prevalence of various lifestyle-related diseases, our short-term goal is to develop related preventive health foods, innovate processing technology, produce and manufacture differentiated, unique and competitive local fungal products for international marketing, and implement the reputation of Ganoderma lucidum Kingdom.