转自：云南日报 日前，由省关工委牵头，省教育厅、团省委、省对外友协联合主办的"厚植友谊 共迎新春"云南省中外 青年迎新春联谊活动在昆明举办。来自越南、泰国、老挝、缅甸、孟加拉国驻昆总领事馆的官员，以及 云南师范大学、云南中医药大学等高校的100余名中外师生代表齐聚一堂，共叙情谊，共迎新春。 活动现场，举行了"国际青少年交流活动参与证书"颁发仪式，寄语青年争做"主动的交流者、深入的学 习者、友谊的播种者"。中外青年现场讲述不同文明中"人与自然和谐共生"的智慧，分享与周边国家青 年交流互鉴的故事。 在当日举行的联谊晚会上，中外青年同台献艺、互动，特色歌舞、朗诵、演讲等精彩纷呈的节目轮番登 场，集中展现多元文化的独特魅力、传递对美好未来的共同向往。（记者 岳晓琼 通讯员 彭云强） 责任编辑：董翔宇 活动中，中外青年先后走进云南白药集团、云南中医药大学，探访现代化生产线与特色产品展厅，参与 艾灸、推拿、中药香囊制作等体验项目，参观集25个少数民族医药资源于一体的云南省中医药民族医药 博物馆，体验了传统中医与现代科技的创新融合，感受云南的发展活力和文化魅力。 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the successful implementation of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) cultural outreach initiatives in Yinchuan, benefiting over 210,000 people as part of a broader health strategy for 2025 [3][4]. Group 1: TCM Cultural Outreach Activities - Yinchuan has integrated TCM cultural education into community services, offering activities such as free medical consultations, health markets, and seasonal wellness events to promote TCM [2][3]. - The city has organized 53 TCM health classes, 8 cultural fairs, and 52 parent-child classes, focusing on making TCM accessible and relatable to the public [3]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Participation - The outreach efforts have attracted diverse age groups, with both young and elderly residents participating in services like acupuncture, massage, and herbal tea tastings [2][3]. - Interactive elements, such as DIY workshops for making herbal products, have been included to enhance community engagement and understanding of TCM practices [2][3]. Group 3: Health and Wellness Impact - The initiatives aim to transform TCM from a hospital-centric practice to a daily health lifestyle, contributing to the goal of making healthcare more accessible and reassuring for the public [2][4]. - Participants have reported positive experiences, noting improvements in their physical well-being and a greater appreciation for TCM as a holistic health approach [2][4].

（济南机场供图） 济南机场此次与市机关医院"牵手"成功，既是"健康济南"建设在交通枢纽领域的生动实践，也为广大职 工带来更安心、更便捷、更具温度的健康体验，同时为优质医疗资源走进山东民航开启了新篇章。（编 辑：李海燕 校对：贾昊天 审核：程凌） 济南市机关医院系济南市卫健委直属二级甲等中医医院，机场门诊的设置旨在进一步健全"我为群众办 实事"实践活动常态化长效化机制，为机场职工提供多元化的优质医疗服务，将关心关爱职工落到实 处。该门诊依托济南市机关医院强大的学科优势与设备支撑，构建了"中医特色+健康管理+美丽人 生"三位一体服务体系。针对民航职工中常出现颈肩腰腿痛、睡眠障碍、疲劳综合征、皮肤暗沉等问 题，整合"扁鹊精品专科"治未病中心的核心技术，配置当前市场上技术领先的设备设施，让民航职工在 工作之余完成亚健康调理。 《中国民航报》、中国民航网 记者许晓泓 通讯员温力鉴 报道：近日，济南市机关医院机场门诊正式营 业。该门诊位于济南机场应急救护中心（新急救楼）二层，目前开设中医、皮肤两个科室，面向集团 （济南地区）员工以及驻场各单位职工提供医疗服务。 中医类项目包括中医脉诊、针灸、推拿、中医面针、拔罐、仪器理疗 ...

Core Viewpoint - The visit of the South African delegation to Chengdu aims to enhance the exchange of traditional medicine between China and South Africa, bringing the experience and wisdom of Sichuan's traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to South Africa, thereby injecting new momentum into local TCM education and clinical practice [1][2]. Group 1 - The delegation, led by Professor Hu Zijing from the African Center for Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, participated in the training program organized by the Sichuan Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine [2]. - The Sichuan Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine expressed its willingness to share the experiences, techniques, and innovative results of Sichuan TCM with global medical learners, marking an important step for Sichuan TCM to reach the world [2][6]. - The academic lecture by Professor Hu Zijing highlighted the increasing acceptance and recognition of TCM among South African patients, indicating a broad space for the development of TCM in Africa [4]. Group 2 - The South African students expressed their desire to learn systematic and in-depth theories and practical methods of Sichuan TCM, aiming to bring these results back to South Africa to serve the local population [6]. - The training included hands-on learning experiences in acupuncture, tuina, syndrome differentiation, and traditional Chinese medicine preparation, with students benefiting from Sichuan's rich TCM culture and the hospital's comprehensive teaching system [6].

Core Points - Beijing's medical insurance and human resources authorities have announced adjustments to the pricing of traditional Chinese medicine services, including acupuncture, cupping, and massage [1] - The adjustments cover various medical service categories such as outpatient, inpatient, surgical, and diagnostic services, affecting public and non-profit medical institutions as well as designated medical insurance institutions in Beijing [1] - A total of 54 specific medical service items have been included in the pricing adjustments, along with the establishment of a pricing policy for medical consumables beyond basic material costs [1] Pricing Adjustments - The new pricing standards for "dynamic blood glucose monitoring" and 10 other medical service items will take effect on November 19, while the remaining items will be implemented starting December 27 [2] - Public medical institutions in Beijing are required to adhere strictly to the new pricing policies and clinical guidelines, ensuring no unlisted fees are charged to patients [2] - The notification also emphasizes the enforcement of medical service price disclosure and the requirement for clear pricing in hospital expense lists [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese medical team in Kuwait has successfully integrated traditional Chinese medicine, particularly acupuncture, into local healthcare, significantly improving patient outcomes and fostering cultural exchange [2][6][7]. Group 1: Patient Experiences - Patients like Mansour Karaf have reported significant improvements in chronic conditions such as headaches and vision after receiving acupuncture treatment, with his vision improving by 0.3 after several sessions [2]. - Abdulaziz, suffering from cervical spondylosis for seven years, experienced notable pain relief after just one acupuncture session, leading him to become an advocate for traditional Chinese medicine [5]. - Sofia, who suffered from facial paralysis, saw her condition improve significantly after personalized acupuncture treatment, expressing gratitude for the care received [5]. Group 2: Medical Team's Approach - The Chinese medical team emphasizes patient-centered care, combining advanced medical skills with compassionate service to build trust with local patients [3]. - The team has demonstrated high standards in emergency medical response, earning praise from local healthcare professionals for their quick and effective actions during critical situations [2]. Group 3: Cultural Exchange and Education - The medical team conducts public workshops and lectures to educate the local population about traditional Chinese medicine, enhancing understanding of acupuncture and herbal treatments [5][6]. - The integration of traditional therapies like cupping and massage into local healthcare has become increasingly popular among Kuwaitis, indicating a growing acceptance of Chinese medical practices [5][6]. Group 4: Community Impact - The Chinese medical team's efforts have been recognized in local media, with their clinic described as a "garden of the East in the desert," highlighting the positive impact of their work on community health and cultural relations [6]. - Patients have expressed their gratitude through letters and gifts, symbolizing the friendship between the Chinese medical team and the Kuwaiti people [6].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese massage and foot therapy industry is experiencing significant growth and structural upgrades, driven by the "Healthy China 2030" strategy and increasing health awareness among the public, with the market expected to exceed 730 billion by 2026 and online user penetration surpassing 45% [1][2]. Market Size and Trends - By 2026, the user base in the massage and foot therapy industry is projected to reach nearly 250 million, with order volume approaching 30 billion and transaction value exceeding 730 billion [2]. - The industry has entered a stable and mature development phase, with online platforms becoming a crucial part of its growth [2]. Industry Development and Growth - The therapeutic wellness segment is becoming the growth engine of the industry, fueled by aging population demands, chronic disease management, and a shift in consumer focus from relaxation to proactive health maintenance [6][10]. Market Concentration - The therapeutic wellness market remains fragmented, but leading brands in high-tier cities are expanding rapidly, resulting in an increase in market concentration, with the top 10 brands' order share rising from 9.8% in 2020 to 13.5% in 2025 [10][13]. Store Growth Distribution - The number of therapeutic wellness stores is growing rapidly, with first-tier and new first-tier cities averaging a growth rate of around 20%, while second-tier and lower-tier cities are experiencing even higher growth rates of 26.9% and 44.1%, respectively [15]. User Characteristics - The user base is increasingly female and younger, with diverse needs driving sustained growth in the industry. Women are particularly focused on health maintenance and are more likely to engage in therapeutic services [38][57]. Female-Friendly Services - The upgrade of environments and services to be more female-friendly is creating a therapeutic and social experience that meets women's needs for safety, comfort, and privacy [41]. Consumption Trends - There is a noticeable trend of increased user frequency, with users making three or more transactions contributing significantly to the industry's gross transaction value (GTV) [47]. Project Preferences - Women primarily prefer therapeutic projects such as massage and foot therapy, with a notable inclination towards combinations like massage plus moxibustion for enhanced effects [66]. Purchase Experience - Female users often make their first therapeutic experience by directly visiting stores, while younger women (90s and 00s) are more inclined to use online group purchases and visit in groups [80]. Consumer Spending - Female users' single transaction spending is concentrated in the range of 100-299 yuan, with an average spending of 254 yuan on therapeutic projects, slightly higher than the overall average [85]. Repurchase Behavior - Nearly half of female users choose to repurchase from the same store due to the ability to negotiate service combinations and discounts, while around 40% opt for online repurchases due to price advantages [87]. Satisfaction Factors - Key factors influencing female user satisfaction include the skill of the therapists, the effectiveness of the service, and the comfort of the store environment [95].

Core Viewpoint - The traditional Chinese medicine night market in Nanyang, Henan, attracts both domestic and international visitors, showcasing various traditional health practices and therapies. Group 1: Activities and Experiences - Foreign visitors participated in practicing Ba Duan Jin, a traditional Chinese exercise [3] - Attendees experienced various therapies, including Bian stone therapy and Gua Sha [5][11] - The market featured traditional Chinese pulse diagnosis, allowing visitors to engage directly with practitioners [13] Group 2: Community Engagement - Local citizens also participated in receiving treatments and therapies, indicating a strong community involvement [7][9] - The night market included activities that attracted children, such as practicing Ba Duan Jin [15] - Health-oriented products, like wellness teas, were popular among attendees [17]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese massage and foot therapy industry is experiencing significant growth and structural upgrades driven by the "Healthy China 2030" strategy and increasing health awareness among the public, with the market expected to exceed 730 billion by 2026 and online user penetration surpassing 45% [1][2]. Market Size and Trends - By 2026, the user base in the massage and foot therapy industry is projected to reach approximately 250 million, with nearly 30 billion orders and a transaction value exceeding 730 billion [2]. - The industry has entered a stable and mature development phase, with online platforms becoming a crucial part of its growth [2]. Industry Development and Growth - The therapeutic wellness segment is becoming the growth engine of the industry, driven by the aging population, increased demand for body care, and chronic disease management [6]. - The shift in consumer health awareness from "leisure and relaxation" to "proactive wellness" is accelerating the development of therapeutic wellness services [6]. Market Concentration - The therapeutic wellness market remains fragmented, but leading brands in high-tier cities are expanding rapidly, contributing to an increase in market concentration [10]. - The top 10 brands in the therapeutic wellness sector have seen their order share rise from 9.8% in 2020 to 13.5% in 2025, indicating a gradual increase in concentration [10]. Store Growth Distribution - The number of therapeutic wellness stores is growing rapidly, with first-tier and new first-tier cities averaging a growth rate of around 20% [15]. - The growth rates in second-tier and third-tier cities are 26.9% and 44.1%, respectively, driven by policy support and market gaps [15]. User Characteristics - The user base is increasingly female and younger, with diverse needs driving continuous growth in the industry [38]. - Women are more health-conscious and willing to invest in wellness services, with full-time mothers and young professionals showing significant engagement [38]. Female-Friendly Services - The "healing + social" model in female-friendly stores meets women's needs for a safe, comfortable, and private therapeutic experience [41]. Consumption Trends - Users are increasingly engaging in high-frequency consumption, with those making three or more transactions contributing 43.7% of the industry's gross transaction value [47]. - High-net-worth individuals are showing stable growth in the therapeutic wellness sector [47]. Project Supply - Massage and therapeutic services are the core offerings, with the highest profit margins coming from combinations like massage + moxibustion [27][29]. Technician Influence - The professional skills of technicians are a core driving force in the therapeutic wellness sector, directly impacting service quality and customer trust [32]. Purchase Experience - Female users often prefer to make their first purchase directly in-store, while younger women are more inclined to use online platforms for group purchases [80].

Core Viewpoint - The Third World Conference on Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine is being held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from October 15 to 18, focusing on enhancing public health through Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine (TCIM) [1] Group 1: Conference Overview - The conference is co-hosted by the Brazilian Academic Alliance for Integrative Medicine (CABSIN), the International Society for Complementary and Integrative Medicine Research (ISCMR), and the European Society for Integrative Medicine (ESIM) [1] - The theme of the conference is "Strengthening Global Public Health through Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine: Knowledge Diversity, Happy Society, and Global Health" [1] Group 2: Participation and Contributions - Representatives from over 30 Chinese institutions, including Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, are participating in the conference [1] - The Chinese delegation is showcasing various traditional Chinese medical practices such as Tui Na, acupuncture, and fitness, highlighting their effectiveness in treating complex diseases [1] Group 3: Global Impact and Expectations - CABSIN President Caio Poltella emphasized China's mature traditional medicine system and its significant research achievements in this field [1] - There is an expectation for China to contribute more to the world in terms of traditional medicine techniques and experiences [1]