THE China–Guyana Cultural Integration Promotion Month continued on Saturday with an interactive public event at the National Park, where residents were introduced to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) through hands-on demonstrations, health lectures, and therapeutic experiences.
The afternoon activity, held on November 15, marked the second major event of the month-long cultural initiative and was led by Dr Li Huansong, head of the 21st China Medical Team currently stationed in Guyana.
The programme aimed to deepen local understanding of TCM’s holistic wellness philosophy through both theory and practice.
One of the highlights was a guided Tai Chi session conducted by orthopedic specialist Dr Zhao Meng, who demonstrated the slow, controlled movements and breathing techniques at the heart of the discipline.
The demonstration attracted strong interest, with many attendees joining in the exercises as Dr Zhao explained Tai Chi’s health benefits and principles.
Complementing the physical activity was a lecture by TCM practitioners Dr Wei Jie and Dr Wei Haoyang, who outlined key concepts such as preventive care and lifestyle-based wellness.
The presentation offered practical tips for maintaining daily health and introduced participants to foundational elements of traditional Chinese medical theory.
To give the public a direct experience of TCM therapies, the China Medical Team established an on-site treatment zone where visitors received acupuncture and cupping demonstrations. Organisers said the hands-on component allowed attendees to better understand TCM’s distinctive techniques and their intended benefits.
Adding a cultural touch to the event, participants were also presented with traditional Chinese herbal sachets, small fragrant pouches commonly used in wellness practices.
Dr Li, addressing the gathering, said the ongoing cultural integration month aims to promote stronger ties between Guyana and China.
He expressed optimism that continued exchanges in health, culture, and community engagement would help “build another bridge of friendship” between the two nations.
Traditional Chinese Medicine showcase draws crowd as China–Guyana cultural integration month continues
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