TCM & wellness experiences
An introduction to traditional Chinese wellness culture — tea, movement, seasonal habits and the thinking behind them. Cultural experience, not medical treatment.
What we arrange
Introductions to licensed traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, with interpretation and clear expectations.
We coordinate appointments with licensed practitioners in regulated clinics, and interpret if needed. What a consultation involves, how long it takes and what it costs is set by the practitioner. We do not recommend specific treatments, and TCM is presented as a cultural and wellness experience, not as a substitute for medical care.
A half day in the tea hills: picking, tasting, and the seasonal habits that shape everyday health culture here.
A guided half day in the Longjing hills or a city tea house: how tea is grown and graded, how it is brewed, and the seasonal eating and resting habits that sit behind Chinese wellness culture. No medical claims are made about any tea or practice.
We do not diagnose, prescribe or recommend treatments. We help with information, coordination, communication and logistics — and we say plainly when something needs a clinician's decision. See our medical disclaimer for the full statement.
Other services
Non-clinical support for understanding public healthcare information in Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing: which departments exist, where they are, what documents to prepare, and how to get there. We are not a clinic and do not provide diagnosis or treatment.
Private guiding, food, architecture, gardens and landscapes in Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing, arranged around your pace.
Itinerary design, transport, interpretation and day-to-day logistics — the quiet work that makes a trip feel effortless.