Generic drugs: generic drugs refer to imitations that are the same as generic drugs in terms of dosage, safety and efficacy, quality, function and indications. The relevant documents of FDA in the United States point out that generic drugs that can be approved by FDA must meet the following conditions: they contain the same active ingredients as imitation products, and the inactive ingredients can be different; Consistent with the indications, dosage forms, specifications and routes of administration of the copied products; Bioequivalence; Quality meets the same requirements; GMP standards produced are as strict as imitation products. Its main feature is to use some recognized and mature theories and technologies, as well as existing equipment and materials, to develop "cheap and good quality" existing products. Therefore, what is displayed here is more integrated innovation. In the process of research and development of new generic drugs, there are also independent innovation activities, because even if the molecular entity of this new drug is no longer protected by patents, the preparation process, crystal form and composition will still be protected by patents; Even if the preparation process is not protected by patent, there will still be many technical barriers of "proprietary technology". Therefore, in this kind of innovation activities, it is mainly through the innovation of preparation technology, including inventing new technologies that can bypass the existing process patents, breaking through some key technologies that restrict industrialization, and integrating existing technologies, equipment and materials, and finally obtaining a process route with certain independent intellectual property rights, low preparation cost, excellent product quality and environmental protection.