African Entrepreneurship Records 2

Chapter 291 "Stealing the Country"

Waronga Province, East Africa,

"Oh, Morris, look, there is a snake in the tree ahead." An East African soldier shouted.

"Pool, you've been bitten! It's hopeless! Pull it down and bury it."

"Morris, you bastard, that's not how you joke. I'm just repeating the facts." Bohr yelled at his comrades.

"Okay, stop arguing, where is the snake?" the squad leader asked.

"Squad leader, look at the branch under the tree on the left front. My eyesight is top-notch. I can see this green guy hiding under the leaves at a glance."

Following the direction Bohr said, seeing the appearance of the snake clearly, the squad leader put the bayonet on the gun, dragged and lifted the end of the gun and picked it up lightly, a green African tree snake fell from above to the ground, received The frightened African tree snake disappeared from everyone's eyes in a flash.

"It's a good thing it's not a Mamba, otherwise it would be a bit troublesome to solve it." The squad leader said.

The African tree snake is a venomous snake with venomous teeth. Its detoxification rate is low, and its poison injection efficiency is not good, so it is less dangerous. Of course, since it is a poisonous snake, East African soldiers still choose to be cautious when dealing with it.

As for the mamba snake, it is a common poisonous snake in East Africa, and the black mamba is the most famous, but the black mamba usually lives on the grass.

The reason why East African fighters are afraid of the black mamba is not because of the toxicity of the black mamba, but because the black mamba is too aggressive.

If other African snakes are not provoked, they generally will not take the initiative to attack people. The black mamba is the kind that chases and bites people, and catching a black mamba in East Africa requires great skill. Compared with other snakes, its speed is too fast. Quick, and the East African Green Mamba, which also belongs to the genus Mamba, has a less extreme personality than the Black Mamba.

As for toxicity, the fatality rate of venomous snakes in this era is very high. If you are bitten, you are basically resigned to your fate.

East Africa is not without action. In Mombasa, venomous snake researchers and biologists have been hired, and a research institute has been established to study antivenoms of African venomous snakes such as black mamba and puffed viper.

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Hechingen, Hohenzollernburg.

"Your Highness, why don't we directly bring in medical talents from Europe, but from the East. I heard them say that Eastern medicine is more like a medieval witch doctor."

Tom doesn't understand Ernst's recent introduction of medical talents from the East. It's not that Tom is opposed to it, but that this project costs money. Since it costs money, he must be cautious, but Ernst's thoughts are sometimes It's a powerful and unconstrained style, so Tom feels it's better to be sure.

In fact, East Africa also acquired medical knowledge from all over the world before, but it didn’t cost much, and it was all for nothing. This time, Ernst wanted to spend a lot of money to recruit medical talents, books, and effective prescriptions from the Far East. .

"Tom, the reason is very simple. It is not ruled out in the East that some people use the banner of traditional Chinese medicine to bluff and deceive, but more of them have been passed down through the system for more than 3000 years. Our historical records are richer, and most of our parchment scrolls are used to record the Bible.”

Oriental medicine must have existed for more than that short time, but Ernst had his own judgment. The time when a large number of practical literatures in the Far East appeared coincided with the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods, that is, they were recorded and disseminated in the form of bamboo slips. Especially with the rise of private schools, a large number of intellectuals (including Medical talents) wrote books and wrote books to systematically sort out the experience of the predecessors, and at the same time boldly innovated, and the large number of bamboo slips survived, allowing the entire medical system to be continuously inherited and developed in the form of words, rather than word of mouth.

Of course, fallacies may exist, but more effects are experimented on that land, and those that have no effect will be eliminated long ago.

The decline of oriental medicine was actually before the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, medicine had begun to enter the stage of conformity. It was not until the Western Industrial Revolution developed to a certain stage, that is, during this period, that modern medicine emerged.

That is, during Ernst's time period, chemistry and biology have begun to exert their strength, preparing to kick off the throne of traditional medicine.

But Ernst dared not try the current European medicine. You will never know whether what they developed is poison or antidote, especially various drugs are often used as "panacea".

"However, Your Highness, how can you ensure that the one we summoned from the Far East is not a liar? We don't know much about Eastern medicine." Tom asked curiously.

"This matter is simple. We just need to ask their government to provide us with convenience. Let Ambassador Richard personally discuss this matter with their top leaders. With official endorsement, I believe this matter will be simpler. It’s best to communicate with their Tai Hospital, and let our people get their medical prescriptions and related books in the Far East, North Korea, Japan, and Vietnam.”

With official cooperation, at least a large number of scammers can be screened out.

Ernst’s small plan was cracking. His purpose of doing this was to steal its medical formula from countries in the Far East, and then apply for a patent in the West. Ernst would rather let East Africa eat this meal than Japan and Japan. South Korea.

Anyway, East Africa is an immigrant country. Theoretically speaking, the achievements of the ancestors of the Far East immigrants are also the achievements of the ancestors of the East Africans. What is yours is mine, and what is mine is still mine. In this regard, there is no need to feel guilty. We all know that East Africa has a short history. East Africa Nor will it be cheeky to preempt historical naming rights.

Ernst went on to say: "In this Far East medical introduction plan, one more thing needs to be paid attention to. Those quack doctors who use opium to cure all diseases must be vigilant and don't let them sneak into East Africa."

"Your Highness, the biggest problem with this work is that our people don't know much about oriental medicine." Tom said.

"So we have to start with the authorities more and have our own judgments. It doesn't matter if there are some mistakes. When East African medicine develops in the future, we can just select the correct ones from the collected wealth." Ernst said .

This is like a game with high magnification. If you can find a top-level prescription like XX Baiyao, you will earn money. It doesn't matter if you can't find it.

Of course, Ernst will also invest in modern medical research in the future. As for now, we will start with traditional medicine.

Therefore, East Africa can only promote traditional medicine on a large scale at present, and traditional medicine Ernst chooses to believe in oriental medicine. As for modern medicine in East Africa, the education system has not yet been developed, so there is no way to develop it, or it is better to develop in Europe. After all, Europe needs talents, technology and technology, and the most complete equipment.

Ernst vigorously promoted oriental medicine in the early stage of East Africa and preemptively registered its traditional medicine patents, so that later the Far East countries privately gave East Africa the name of "stealing the country". A large number of traditional medical achievements unique to Japan, as for North Korea, it claims that East African medicine was developed on the basis of Korean traditional medicine, and the source of East African medicine is North Korea, which is quite proud.

Of course, East Africans will not agree, especially the "old Chinese medicine practitioners" in East Africa, who have repeatedly emphasized that this is the achievement of our oriental ancestors, and East Africa has the right to inherit it.

(End of this chapter)