Core Insights - The Jinan Municipal Government announced the establishment of the first Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) think tank in Shandong Province, aimed at promoting the cultural heritage of Bian Que, a historical figure in TCM [1][3] - Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine is actively involved in academic research and cultural promotion related to Bian Que, contributing significantly to the understanding and dissemination of his cultural significance [1][2][3] Group 1: Academic Research and Cultural Heritage - The university has a leading position in the academic study of TCM history and literature, having published over 80 papers and more than 10 books on Bian Que research [1] - The establishment of the Shandong Bian Que Cultural Research Center in 2012 has filled a significant gap in the systematic study and documentation of Bian Que's cultural contributions [1] - Upcoming publications, such as the "Bian Que Research Compilation," will provide comprehensive evidence of Bian Que's historical and academic thoughts, reinforcing the foundation for the transmission of his scholarly ideas [1] Group 2: Talent Development and Education - The university has innovated its talent cultivation model by integrating Bian Que's cultural values into its educational practices, aiming to nurture top-tier innovative talents in TCM [2] - Initiatives such as the establishment of Bian Que Academy and specialized classes are part of the efforts to create a comprehensive training system for TCM professionals [2] - Collaborations with local educational institutions to develop programs for younger students, referred to as "Little Bian Que," are designed to foster interest in TCM from an early age [2] Group 3: Cultural Promotion and Events - The university has hosted several high-profile forums and cultural festivals to enhance the visibility of Bian Que's cultural heritage, including the "Nishan World Civilization Forum" and the "China (Changqing) Bian Que TCM Culture Festival" [3] - The establishment of a Bian Que cultural area in the Shandong Provincial TCM Museum aims to deepen public engagement with Bian Que's legacy [3][4] - The university is also involved in the planning and development of cultural exhibitions and public spaces dedicated to Bian Que, further solidifying the region's identity as the "Hometown of Bian Que" [4]