Core Points - The event aimed to promote Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and its cultural significance to international journalists from 39 countries and regions [2] - Participants engaged in various TCM practices, including acupuncture, massage, and herbal medicine identification, highlighting the interactive nature of the experience [2] - International journalists expressed a strong interest in TCM, indicating a desire for further understanding and application in their home countries [3] Group 1 - The event was attended by 43 journalists and featured notable guests from the Chinese government and media [2] - The Vice President of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine emphasized the importance of TCM in serving global health needs [2] - The experience included five modules: massage learning, acupuncture, Qigong, herbal identification, and sound therapy, showcasing the diversity of TCM practices [2] Group 2 - Journalists from Lesotho and Ethiopia highlighted the need for a balanced approach to healthcare that includes both Western and Chinese medicine [3] - The event was perceived as an opportunity to explore the benefits of TCM and its potential integration into local healthcare systems [3]