Core Viewpoint - The "10th Diplomatic Envoys Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Day - Sanlitun International Week" held in Beijing emphasizes the role of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) as a bridge connecting traditional wisdom with modern needs, promoting global health and cultural exchange [1][3]. Group 1: Development and Innovation in TCM - Chaoyang District is the first national demonstration pilot for the inheritance and innovation of TCM, housing nearly 20% of the city's TCM medical institutions and striving to create a "Digital TCM Valley" [1][3]. - The district has signed family doctor service agreements with 58 embassies, enhancing the international influence of TCM through initiatives like "Talking TCM by the Liangma River" [1][3]. Group 2: Integration of TCM and Western Medicine - Chaoyang District has established community health service centers that fully integrate TCM and Western medicine, with 100% of centers offering TCM services and a coverage rate of 67.6% for TCM clinics [3]. - A pilot program has been initiated in 10 community health service centers to develop flagship centers for TCM and Western medicine collaboration, significantly increasing the number of TCM consultation rooms and enhancing the capabilities of TCM specialists [3]. Group 3: Digital Transformation in TCM - A digital innovation system for TCM has been developed, including a digital training platform, a living inheritance database, and an intelligent training system, with over 2,000 video courses available for training [5]. - The "Famous Old TCM Doctors Experience Inheritance Project" has trained over a thousand students, providing a solid technical foundation for digital TCM physician training [5]. Group 4: International Participation and Recognition - The event gathered over 100 foreign guests from 51 countries and 2 international organizations, showcasing the achievements in the internationalization of TCM [5].