Medical imaging refers to the technology and processing of non-invasive acquisition of internal tissue images of the human body for medical or research purposes. X-ray imaging technology, nuclear magnetic resonance imaging technology, ultrasonic imaging technology, nuclear medicine imaging technology, etc. constitute the entire medical imaging industry. With the increasing demand for clinical medicine and residents' awareness of great health, China's medical imaging market has gradually developed from a single import and export trade of imaging equipment to a diversified industry of medical imaging services that is in line with "China's national conditions" and "China's innovation". What are the development prospects of the medical imaging industry? How to strengthen the depth of industry services in the future? Recently, Xinhua interviewed Chen Chaoyang, General Manager of Jiangxi Yimai Sunshine Group Co., Ltd. As a representative who has been working in the industry for a long time, he has a profound understanding and practical experience in innovative services in the field of medical imaging. The medical imaging industry in China is expected to experience rapid development in the past few decades. The medical industry in China has developed rapidly, and the people are paying more attention to health. Chen Chaoyang stated that in recent years, especially with the development of the social economy, the government has placed more emphasis on the popularization of medical resources at the grassroots level, and has also invested a large amount of medical insurance support, so that the people can rely on their illnesses. When residents have medical needs, they can receive reasonable care and treatment. Of course, China's medical technology level is also developing rapidly, and the medical technology of top tier tertiary hospitals has reached the world's leading level. At the same time, the hardware level of grassroots medical and health institutions such as counties and towns has also made significant progress, "said Chen Chaoyang, However, it should also be noted that currently in grassroots areas, talent and technology cannot meet the needs of grassroots people. Therefore, there is still room for improvement in the distribution of medical light resources, which is also a direction that China is striving for in the medical field. In addition, China has made significant progress in the medical supply side reform in the past decade. Chen Chaoyang stated that this is mainly reflected in: firstly, serving grassroots people by releasing high-quality medical resources; Secondly, by introducing social medical services and guiding social capital as an effective supplement to public medical institutions, we aim to achieve a balanced distribution of high-quality medical resources. When it comes to the development of medical imaging, Chen Chaoyang stated that the overall pattern of medical imaging development is actually synchronized with the development pattern of the medical industry, and has also experienced rapid development and growth in recent years. Firstly, in terms of medical equipment manufacturing, domestic brands have gained global recognition in terms of technology manufacturing level, performance, and product innovation, and some products have even surpassed some global brands. Medical imaging has been widely used in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, and its role in disease diagnosis is becoming increasingly important. However, with the development of imaging medicine today, its role is no longer just in diagnosing diseases. It should be led by prediction and prevention, with early diagnosis as the focus, providing all health-related and image-based biological information for disease prevention, clinical diagnosis, and rehabilitation treatment. In addition, it is important to They will also inevitably participate in the formulation of various treatment plans, which is an indispensable foundation for the formulation of various treatment plans and the most important means for monitoring the effectiveness of prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation. Some middle and grassroots hospitals are gradually realizing that if they want to