On the morning of September 15, the Fujian Radio and Television Integrated Media “Vibrant Fujian Tour” visited GanoHerb as part of its coverage of Fujian’s traditional Chinese herbal and biotechnology industries. Nearly 100 integrated media reporters gathered at the GanoHerb Reishi Science Museum for an on-site look at Reishi culture, cultivation, processing, and quality-control practices.

Exploring Reishi Culture at the GanoHerb Reishi Science Museum

The newly completed GanoHerb Reishi Science Museum, covering more than 3,500 square meters, was the first stop of the visit.

The museum presents information on Reishi, including historical records, cultural traditions, cultivation practices, processing methods, and scientific research. Through the exhibits, visitors were introduced to the history and development of Reishi-related knowledge and production practices.

The museum is intended to serve as a platform for Reishi-related cultural education, science communication, technology demonstration, and information sharing.