我国中药材流通源远流长，汉代在樟树已设有药摊；北宋太平兴国年间，安国已形成了以药材交流为主的庙会；明朝初期，全国已形成4大中药材集散地。直到70年代末期，我国也只形成了安国、毫州、樟树、百泉和禹州5个中药材市场。80年代初期，又先后出现了广州清平、成都荷花池、 The circulation of Chinese herbal medicines in our country goes back to ancient times. In the Han Dynasty, there were drug stalls in Zhangshu. During the reign of the Northern Song Dynasty, Anguo had formed a temple fair based on the exchange of medicinal herbs. In the early Ming Dynasty, four major Chinese herbal medicine distribution centers had been established nationwide. Until the late 1970s, China had only formed five Chinese herbal medicine markets: Anguo, Haozhou, Zhangshu, Baiquan and Luzhou. In the early 1980s, Guangzhou Qingping and Chengdu Lotus Ponds successively emerged.