Close to the Taipei 101 Building, the most golden area in the city of Taipei, a building comparable to the “urban peach blossom land” stands quietly. In the architectural appearance with a sense of contemporary art, the warm yellow light emits a unique style of bookish fragrance that belongs to traditional Chinese medicine. “Ma Guang Medical Network” has made its fortune since Ma Gong, Penghu. It has now spread across the north, central, south and east. It has 23 directly operated chain traditional Chinese medicine clinics. It not only focuses on the atmosphere creation of the environmental space, but also is praised by regular customers for its complete service. Ma Guang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic announced its launch in Taipei's downtown area this year. It is hard to imagine that more than 30 years ago, it was just a small clinic on an offshore island. As the first traditional Chinese medicine clinic established in Magong City, Penghu County, effectively improving the medical quality in the place, this cluster of “light of hope” gradually spreads to all parts of Taiwan with sincerity and warmth.
Xinyi Ma Guang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, as the first flagship hospital under the brand, has been carefully built for more than one year and costs NT$120 million. Especially when planning the overall space, considering the accumulation of knowledge inherited by traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years, the site selection is also opposite to the historically significant Sisi Nan Village, and specially chose the connotation of the “Book Pavilion” as the theme extension. Whether it is the three-story academic tree or the two walls of book pages that are high and full of pages, they all create a space that is immersed in rich knowledge, leisurely and elegant. In particular, even the placement of books is unique. Ma Guang Traditional Chinese Medicine specially invited “Reader City – Reading Cultural and Creative Brand” from Pingtung to cooperate across the border, giving full play to its professionalism in book selection and display, visually citing the theory of the Five Elements and the representative color of the Chinese medicine. In addition to medical and health care books, the materials also include art design, fashion, food cuisine, picture books, literary novels and other types of works. It is indeed as exquisite and rich as a modern library.
