Strategic Outline for the Develop ment of Chinese Medicine (2016-2030) was officially issued by the State Council on February 22th,2016.In regard to the practical needs and the trends of the development of Chinese medicine in China in the future,the development goals of Chinese medicine and its priorities in the next 15 years are confirmed,and comprehensive safeguards and organizational measures are developed in this outline.The outline,a programmatic document for pressing ahead with the development of Chinese medicine,also systematically discusses the layout of main targets and measures.

The present paper introduced the management status of wild medicinal resources (WMR) including the law system, the government system and the rule system, and analyzed the main problems and their reasons for WMR management. It pointed out that the old management system for WMR was not fit the need of conversation and management of WMR. It suggested to revise the "the Law of Conversation and Manage System of Wild Medicinal Resources", and discussed the law type, the objective and the principle he government system, management field and rule system for the revised law in details.
Conservation of Natural Resources ; legislation & jurisprudence ; Government Regulation ; Medicine, Chinese Traditional ; Plants, Medicinal

Standardization is the universal language of the world, and standardization of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is essential for its communication in China and globally. However, the principles and methods of TCM acupuncture standardization have been unclear and inadequate in the early stages. Based on an investigative approach to understanding the current status, identifying problems, and finding solutions, our team has established basic principles of TCM acupuncture that embody Chinese wisdom, evaluated the international strategic environment systematically, proposed the principle of “importance of harmony and exercise of impartiality”, and established basic working principles. A series of methods for TCM acupuncture standard development and evaluation have been constructed, including general standards for the revision of TCM acupuncture standards, the first TCM acupuncture clinical research management specification, a shared full chain technology platform, a data center, and an evaluation research base for TCM acupuncture clinical research. Evaluation criteria for ancient literature and expert experience, a recommendation method for the “three main and three auxiliaries” TCM guideline for prevention were established, and quantifiable assessment methods of TCM standard applicability were proposed. These findings provide methodological guidance for TCM acupuncture standardization.