"Thank you, President Chen. The staff drank the traditional Chinese medicine Jingfangbaidu powder prepared by the Chinese medicine hospital, and the infection symptoms of COVID-19 were generally alleviated. Everyone soon recovered and went back to work, and now the company's production has been back on track..." Recently, Chen Jianping, vice president of the Zhangshu Chinese medicine hospital in Yichun, Jiangxi, received the news from Ren Guolan, a company leader, and was very happy. "Previously, the number of employees infected once exceeded 50, and the company was almost in a semi-stop state." Before the Spring Festival, it was a critical time to catch orders and promote delivery. Ren Guolan was always concerned about the health of employees, but also secretly worried about the production progress of the enterprise. "Chinese medicine has helped a lot!" she said with emotion. Recently, the city of Zhangshu organized a group of old Chinese doctors and experts to prepare anti-epidemic cream and traditional Chinese medicine tea to help prevent and control the epidemic. As the epidemic prevention and control entered a new stage, the local government promptly introduced traditional Chinese medicine for the clinical symptoms such as high fever, cough, muscle soreness, etc. that may occur in infected people, constantly improving the level of diagnosis and treatment, and helping to build a healthy city. Yichun is one of the first 38 pilot cities of healthy cities in China. The local government gave full play to the unique role of traditional Chinese medicine in epidemic prevention and control, and effectively guaranteed the life safety and health of the people. At the same time, Yichun strives to improve the health services of traditional Chinese medicine, to achieve the "four full coverage" of traditional Chinese medicine services in county-level hospitals of traditional Chinese medicine and county-level people's hospitals, the "prevention of disease" health services provided by medical institutions of traditional Chinese medicine at or above the second level, and township health centers and community health service centers. (Outlook New Era)