Core Viewpoint - The expansion of China's visa-free policy has led to an increase in foreign patients seeking medical treatment in China, particularly in Jiangsu province, highlighting the efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness of the Chinese healthcare system [1][2]. Group 1: Medical Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness - Foreign patients are attracted to China's medical services due to significantly shorter waiting times for procedures, such as MRI scans, which are 25 weeks shorter than in the UK, and cosmetic surgery costs that are 30%-50% lower than in Europe and the US [1]. - The Chinese healthcare system has achieved substantial progress during the 14th Five-Year Plan, as noted by officials, indicating a high level of service efficiency compared to other countries where patients may wait months for surgeries [2][3]. Group 2: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Appeal - TCM, including acupuncture and herbal medicine, is becoming a key attraction for foreign patients, often referred to as part of the "new three-piece set" of medical services in China [2]. - The World Health Organization's recognition of acupuncture's efficacy supports the growing acceptance of TCM globally, particularly in managing chronic diseases [2]. Group 3: International Medical Services Development - Jiangsu province is enhancing international medical exchanges and building convenient bridges for foreign patients seeking cross-border medical care [3]. - The establishment of international medical departments in high-level public hospitals is encouraged to connect with commercial insurance and broaden revenue channels, which will also stimulate the biopharmaceutical industry and integrate various healthcare-related sectors [3].