From September 19th to 20th, 2020, the 17th China Scientist Forum was held in Beijing. Li Chengyi, Doctor of Medicine and Dean of Beijing Chengyiqi Huang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was invited to participate in this forum.
In 2020, the new crown epidemic has hindered the development of the global economy, and a new round of technological revolution is reconstructing the global innovation landscape. The significance of technological innovation has been given new connotations. Liu Yanhua, former vice minister of the Ministry of Science and Technology, said in his speech: “The new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation is accelerating, artificial intelligence, big data, the Internet, new technologies, and new business formats are in the ascendant. Science and technology are the primary productive forces, and innovation is the first to lead development. A driving force, science and results can contribute to the promotion of innovation by mankind, which has never been more important than it is today."
It is reported that the Chinese Scientists Forum takes "Science and Technology Innovation, Leading the Future" as its purpose, has played an important role in promoting scientific and technological innovation and promoting industry-university cooperation, and is an important platform for promoting my country's innovation-driven development. At this forum, many academicians and entrepreneurs discussed topics such as "vigorously promote the spirit of scientists" and "lead China with technological innovation".
At this forum, the scientific and technological innovation projects of science and technology companies have attracted much attention. President Li Chengyi was re-elected as the vice chairman of the Chinese Scientists Forum and was awarded the "Chief Scientist of Inheritance and Innovation of Traditional Chinese Medicine" and "Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Chinese Medicine Meritorious figure" title. Beijing Chengyiqihuang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was named "Outstanding Contribution Unit of Chinese Traditional Medicine Intangible Cultural Heritage".