After earning 30 billion yuan in China, where has the richest TCM doctor in China gone now?

Speaking of the richest Chinese medicine practitioner in China, Zhao Tao is the only one. Zhao Tao is worth more than 30 billion yuan and the richest man in Shandong.

Zhao Tao was born in a medical family. He and his father founded Buchang Pharmaceutical. After Buchang Pharmaceutical went public, Zhao Tao's value soared and he became a billionaire. Buchang Pharmaceutical has earned tens of billions a year with several best-selling drugs. Zhao Tao's father, Zhao Buchang, is a legend in China medical field.

Although Zhao Buchang's fame is far less than that of Ma Yun, Xu Jiayin and others, his story is also very inspiring. When Zhao Buchang was young, he was admitted to the Medical University by his own efforts. Zhao Buchang, who graduated from college at that time, could have been a leader and enjoyed the iron rice bowl treatment, but he chose to support Xinjiang. Zhao Buchang went to 18, and later he went to the hospital to be a doctor.

Zhao Tao, 1989, graduated from Xi Medical University. Together with his father, he successfully developed a new drug, which was valued by an American company and was prepared to invest $5 million in Xi 'an Anjian Pharmaceutical Factory. During the period of 1992, Zhao Tao went to Singapore with his father to attend the World Symposium on Acupuncture and Moxibustion of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Father and son show the medicinal gas needle together. As a result, a patient who had been paralyzed for many years was successfully treated on the spot, and Zhao Tao became famous.

After the meeting, Zhao Buchang returned to China, while Zhao Tao stayed in Singapore to continue practicing medicine to save lives. After returning to China, Zhao Buchang and his wife were both fired because the unit leaders were jealous of Zhao Tao and his son. Seeing that Minister Zhao was fired, American companies also decided to withdraw funds immediately.

Zhao Buchang, 5 1 year-old, decided to turn his home into a laboratory and start experiments at home. He personally tried all kinds of poisons and finally developed Naoxintong capsules. In order to develop this medicine, Zhao Buchang once kept more than 1000 poisonous scorpions at home. By this time, Zhao Tao had achieved great success in Singapore, earning $900,000 in just a few months.

So Zhao Buchang called Zhao Tao, explained everything in China, and said that he planned to start his own business. Zhao Tao was very supportive and immediately remitted $400,000 to his father. With this money, Zhao Buchang successfully founded Buchang Pharmaceutical, and then Zhao Tao and his father successfully developed Buchang Xinnaotong, which became Buchang Pharmaceutical's signature medicine.

In less than two years, the company's revenue exceeded 50 million. A few years later, Buchang Pharmaceutical has become one of the top 50 pharmaceutical enterprises in China. Now Buchang Pharmaceutical has become a company with a revenue of tens of billions, while Zhao Buchang is in semi-retirement. Zhao Tao is the actual controller of this company, so Zhao Tao has become the richest Chinese medicine practitioner in China. Zhao's father and son also made great contributions to the promotion of Chinese medicine.

But after making a lot of money at home. Zhao Tao also chose to immigrate to Singapore like Zhang Yong, the boss of Haidilao. Last year, a rich girl from China donated money to Stanford University in the United States. She was Zhao Tao's daughter, but later Zhao Tao admitted that she had been cheated by the intermediary. The richest Chinese medicine practitioner in China, after earning 30 billion yuan at home, emigrated to live abroad. So what about Zhao Tao and Buchang Pharmaceutical?