TRT(SH:600085) Bei Jing Shang Bao·2025-09-13 09:58Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) highlighted the integration of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) with advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and the Internet of Things, showcasing a new vitality in the TCM industry and providing a "Chinese solution" to global health issues [2][8]. Group 1: TCM Innovations and Technology Integration - The fair featured a dedicated TCM theme with numerous representative institutions showcasing innovations across the entire industry chain [2]. - AI-assisted TCM diagnostics were demonstrated, enabling digitalized "four examinations" (observation, listening, inquiry, and pulse-taking) and precise extraction of herbal formulas through smart manufacturing [2][3]. - The China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences presented AI robots for TCM diagnosis, allowing real-time interaction with users to experience AI applications in TCM [3][4]. Group 2: AI and Smart Healthcare Solutions - The TCM AI robots utilize advanced technologies such as intelligent voice interaction and imaging analysis to assist in diagnosis and treatment plans [4]. - The Guang'anmen Hospital showcased a smart TCM consultation room with an AI assistant that streamlines patient interactions and documentation, significantly reducing the time required for doctors to complete medical records [5]. - The "Guangyi·Qizhi" model, a comprehensive AI training system for TCM, was introduced to address ambiguities in TCM terminology [5]. Group 3: Internationalization of TCM - The fair accelerated the internationalization of TCM, with products like the "An Gong Niu Huang Wan" being registered in countries such as Cambodia and Vietnam [6]. - The Arabic version of the "Chinese Medicinal Material Identification Atlas" was launched, marking a significant milestone in TCM cooperation with the Arab world [6]. - Strategic cooperation agreements in the TCM field were signed between various international entities, enhancing global collaboration [6]. Group 4: Standardization and Cultural Exchange - The fair introduced the first African edition of the "Acupuncture and Massage Meridian Points Atlas," tailored to the anatomical and physiological characteristics of African populations [7]. - International standards for TCM practices were released, promoting standardized output and local adaptation [7]. - The event featured activities that highlighted traditional Chinese health practices, fostering cultural exchange and awareness [7][8].