Group 1 - The article highlights the growing interest in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) among Latin American influencers, with over 20 bloggers experiencing various TCM therapies [1] - The influencers participated in activities such as ear acupressure, acupuncture, and practicing Ba Duan Jin (Eight Pieces of Brocade) [2][3][5] - They also sampled TCM dietary therapies and herbal teas, showcasing the diverse applications of TCM [7] Group 2 - The event emphasizes the cultural exchange and promotion of TCM in international markets, particularly in Latin America [1] - The participation of social media influencers is expected to enhance the visibility and acceptance of TCM practices among their followers [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the experience of over 20 Latin American social media influencers who visited Henan, China, to explore traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) techniques, including acupuncture and herbal remedies, showcasing the cultural exchange and interest in TCM practices [1][2]. Group 1: Experience of Influencers - Colombian influencer Valeria Poro reported feeling significantly relaxed after experiencing TCM techniques such as point therapy [1]. - Influencers participated in various TCM practices, including making moxibustion tools and tasting medicinal cuisine and teas [1]. - Peruvian influencer Eduardo Mesa expressed amazement at the effectiveness of TCM, noting that the practitioner could identify his back issues through observation alone [1]. Group 2: DIY and Learning - Argentine influencer Javier Adel inquired about methods to dispel dampness using herbal sachets, demonstrating engagement with TCM practices [2]. - Brazilian influencers Marina Rosa and Michel Carvalho were particularly interested in the medicinal wine technique, describing the sensation as initially intimidating but ultimately comfortable [2]. - Influencers documented their experiences, including the creation of herbal sachets, and shared insights on the effects of the herbs used [2]. Group 3: Cultural Promotion - Colombian food blogger Tatan Arroyo plans to share his experiences with TCM cuisine and therapies on social media, promoting the allure of Chinese culture [4].