Core Viewpoint - The international recognition and acceptance of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) are increasing, presenting significant opportunities for TCM service trade globally [1][3]. Group 1: International Expansion of TCM - TCM has spread to over 190 countries and regions and is included in 16 free trade agreements, with 30 high-quality overseas TCM centers established [1]. - The international cooperation forum during the 2025 China International Service Trade Fair highlighted the growing interest in TCM, particularly from foreign delegations such as Brazil [3][6]. Group 2: Cultural Promotion and Modernization - TCM is being modernized and integrated into daily life, with products like TCM tea, herbal bracelets, and wellness items gaining popularity among both locals and foreigners [3]. - The initiative "岐黄无疆" aims to promote TCM culture globally, enhancing the narrative of Chinese culture through modernized TCM practices [3]. Group 3: Practical Outcomes of TCM Service Trade - Several international cooperation agreements were signed at the trade fair, including a memorandum with the Brazilian Herbal Medicine Academy to promote TCM training and practices in South America [6]. - The China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences has been actively involved in international training programs, having trained over 3,000 officials and professionals from nearly 100 countries [6]. Group 4: Product Registration and Global Reach - Renowned TCM company Tong Ren Tang has made significant strides in international cooperation, including the registration of its products in various countries and establishing over 160 retail outlets globally [9][10]. - The trend of registering TCM products in international markets, including Europe and Southeast Asia, is on the rise, with increasing recognition of both medicinal and dietary supplement products [10].