This is the yingyang symbol. Maybe you have seen it before in art, philosophy or even history books. But have you ever wondered what is truly means.Especially those two dots in the middle. Those two dots shows that within ying and yang there is always a bit of each other. That's balance.Ying represents coolness, calmness and rest. Yang symbolize warmth, action and energy. These opposite don't clash.They harmonize. Imagine a world where everything balances perfectly. Night and day, stillness and motion, rest ...

Overview of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) - TCM and Chinese culture have deeply influenced generations, encompassing practices from koji-making to pharmaceutical preparation and philosophical concepts like yin and yang [1] - Dr Wen Junkai advocates integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine, emphasizing harmony and mutual enjoyment despite differing approaches [1] Dr Wen Junkai's Accomplishments and Affiliations - Dr Wen holds a Ph D in Chinese Medicine and has received multiple awards, including recognition from the China Association of Chinese Medicine [1] - Dr Wen serves as director of the Chinese Medicine Program at the Cross-Straits Fair for Economy and Trade, a columnist for "TCM Insights," and a writer for Shanghai Chinese Medicine Daily [1] - Dr Wen has participated in projects such as the Ministry of Education's Belt and Road International Cooperation and the China-Philippines TCM Center project [1] Joyage and Community Engagement - Dr Wen founded Joyage, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing TCM internationalization and community health promotion [1] - Joyage connects a citywide health ecosystem across 52 universities, community centers, and commercial complexes in Shanghai [1] - Joyage's initiatives, including "TCM in Schools" and "Health Literacy Academy for Seniors," have served over 50,000 people [1]