China's rural medical security first appeared in the 1950s. By 1962, the coverage of cooperative medical care in the country was close to 50%. However, since the 1980s, with the disintegration of the collective economy, rural cooperative medical care has lost its support, and the coverage rate has dropped from 90% in the heyday of the 1970s to less than 10% in the 1980s. Since then, rural medical security has undergone some exploration. Until October 2002, the central government decided to establish a new rural cooperative medical care system throughout the country, hoping to establish an effective health protection mechanism for the majority of farmers. From 2003 to 2006, it was the pilot phase of the new rural cooperative medical system. The initial phase of implementation was not as expected, mainly because the financial contributions of the various levels were insufficient at the time, and those who were strong and strong believed that they did not need such cooperative medical care at all. With the increasing financial support at all levels, farmers have received more and more benefits, which has led to a continuous increase in the participation rate. The data show that since 2008, the number of new rural cooperatives has remained at a high of 830 million, and the participation rate has stabilized at over 95%. Rural families are afraid of serious illness Of course, under the background of the vigorous implementation of the new rural cooperative medical care system, there are still some rural families who still fall into economic dilemma when they encounter major diseases. Years ago, the reporter accompanied the Jiangsu Provincial Party Committee's poverty alleviation team stationed in Sihong to visit the poor households in Yinghuai Village, Sihe Township. The 14-year-old Yang Zhenyu of the village suffered from aplastic anemia and spent 600,000 yuan a year and a half. The original well-off family fell back into the poor "ice cave." In order to take care of the children, parents are trapped at home, no source of income, borrow money everywhere. If there is no new rural cooperative medical insurance, Yang Zhenyu’s medical expenses can only be paid at his own expense. Now, the new rural cooperatives have already reimbursed him more than 100,000. But for the child's condition, this still does not help. Such an example is not a case. By the end of 2015, there were still more than 40,000 households and more than 130,000 low-income people in Sihong. Among the causes of poverty, 50% were due to illness. In Jiangsu, not only the underdeveloped Sihong County, but also the Jiangyin in the developed areas. He Weizhong, secretary of the Party branch of Shennan Village, Lingang Street, Jiangyin City, said that there are also hundreds of poor households in their village. The main reason is that they are "poor due to illness." Tiamulin Fumarate,Tiamulin Swine,Tiamulin Chicken,Tiamulin For Animal Use Shandong Shengli Bioengineering Co., Ltd , https://www.shenglipharm.com