“一脉岐黄——华侨华人与中医药文化展”在马来西亚开幕

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "A Thread of Qi Huang - Overseas Chinese and Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Exhibition" opened in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, showcasing over 200 valuable artifacts, images, and audiovisual materials to highlight the spread of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) culture overseas and the significant contributions of overseas Chinese [1][10]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is centered around the theme "Civilization Mutual Learning, Medicine Fragrance Transmitting Feelings" [1]. - It features four main sections that narrate the complete history of TCM's overseas dissemination [3][5]. Group 2: Exhibition Sections - The first section, "Thick Bark Connecting the Masses: The Treasure of Chinese Civilization - TCM," presents ancient medical texts, traditional preparation tools, and classic formula specimens to systematically showcase the theoretical system and cultural foundation of TCM [3]. - The second section, "Sea Moon South Star: The Early Spread of TCM Culture," focuses on the migration waves of overseas Chinese from the Ming and Qing dynasties to modern times, using historical materials to illustrate the pathways of TCM's spread alongside Chinese migrants [3]. - The third section, "Distant Aspirations: The Development of the Overseas Chinese TCM Industry," displays historical materials related to the establishment of pharmacies and medical institutions by overseas Chinese, highlighting their efforts in building platforms for Sino-foreign medical exchanges [5]. - The fourth section, "Forget Worries and Resolve Concerns: TCM Benefiting the Health of People in Various Countries," emphasizes the integration of TCM into local health systems, showcasing its significant contributions to the health and well-being of people worldwide [5]. Group 3: Cultural Exchange and Duration - A cultural story-sharing session for TCM practitioners from China and Malaysia was held, where participants shared their experiences and stories of cultural transmission [8]. - The exhibition will take place at the Bukit Jalil Pavilion in Kuala Lumpur for nearly three months, covering public holidays such as Christmas, New Year, and Spring Festival, and will continue until March 8, 2026 [10]. - The event is organized by the Chinese Overseas Chinese Federation and the National Cultural Heritage Administration, in collaboration with several museums [10].