The Light of Inheritance Shines in Australia: The Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce kicks off, jointly painting a new chapter in the global history of traditional Chinese medicine

On August 8, 2025, the winter in Sydney was heated by a cross-border cultural event - the inaugural celebration "Light of Inheritance" hosted by the Australian Chamber of Traditional Chinese Medicine kicked off here. Leading figures in the Chinese and Australian political circles, business elites, academic elites, and leaders in the field of traditional Chinese medicine gathered together, shining with starlight to illuminate the path of internationalization of traditional medicine, and witnessing this historic moment of building on the past and opening up the future.
The three realms of politics, business, and academia shine together, contributing to the success of traditional Chinese medicine's overseas expansion
The guest lineup of this grand ceremony is a vivid footnote to the increasing recognition of traditional Chinese medicine in mainstream society. Consul Jin Jianmin and Qin Kaihong, Counselors and Consuls of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Sydney, personally visited the scene and injected confidence into the overseas development of traditional Chinese medicine culture with patriotism; The attendance of Australian politicians such as The Hon Philip Ruddock, former Federal Minister for Multiculturalism and Immigration, Ms. Pamela Langley, Director of the New South Wales Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and The Hon Shaoquet Moselmane, former Premier of New South Wales, demonstrates the Australian society's recognition and expectations of the value of traditional Chinese medicine.
The Chairman of the Australia China Chamber of Commerce, Su Xinfeng, led a core team to provide strong support and build a foundation for the Chamber of Commerce through cross-border collaboration; Shenzhen Rennan Group takes it as its responsibility to empower traditional Chinese medicine with technology, and injects hardcore momentum into the modern dissemination of traditional Chinese medicine with the integration of Eastern wisdom and modern technology. The interweaving of forces from all walks of life not only weaves the bond of medical and cultural exchanges between China and Australia, but also outlines the infinite possibilities of traditional medicine in diverse cooperation. On site, the Australian Chamber of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Australia China Chamber of Commerce, and the Shenzhen Rennan Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement.
Taking "inheritance" as the torch and "innovation" as the sail
Our common aspiration is to let traditional Chinese medicine shine with the brilliance of the East in Australia, "said Chen Jianchao, President of the Australian Chinese Medicine Association, in his speech, using" the light of inheritance "as a metaphor to fulfill his mission:" We must not only hold onto the roots and soul of a millennium of inheritance, but also take steps and paths towards innovative development. Let this beam of light that transcends time and space illuminate the journey of traditional Chinese medicine towards the world
Traditional Chinese medicine, as an inexhaustible spark in the 5000 year long river of Chinese civilization, carries the wisdom of "unity of heaven and man" in life. Nowadays, the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Association is rooted in this land of multicultural integration, with the original intention of "integrating resources, promoting cooperation, safeguarding rights and interests, improving standards, and promoting culture". It aims to not only build a warm "professional community" for industry colleagues, but also become a "bridge and link" for the dialogue between traditional Chinese medicine culture and the world.
The first team debut, laying the foundation for the path of inheritance
At the celebration, the first advisory group and council members of the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Association were officially announced, with a professional lineup as the anchor for the future voyage:
The advisory team gathers industry benchmarks: led by Honorary President Cai Mengshan and Honorary President Su Xinfeng, and joined by industry leaders such as Honorary Presidents Chen Weisheng and Zeng Haichuan, as well as professional forces such as legal advisor Hong Wanqi and financial advisor Fang Xiaowen, injecting diverse wisdom into the development of the chamber of commerce;
The Council consolidates practical efforts: Founding President Chen Jianchao takes the helm, Executive President Chen Qizhuang collaborates, Vice Presidents Ma Keyan, Xiang Xia and other key members join hands, and special teams such as Guangdong and Guangxi Investment Promotion Office are in place to promote the landing and rooting of traditional Chinese medicine in Australia with a pragmatic attitude.
From the dazzling lights of Sydney to the vast global stage, 'The Light of Inheritance' is not only a celebration, but also a heartfelt declaration of traditional Chinese medicine culture to the world - when traditional wisdom meets modern soil, when Eastern philosophy talks about global health, this beam of 'inheritance light' that spans thousands of years will eventually bloom with new brilliance on more lands.
The successful holding of the "Light of Inheritance" ceremony for the establishment of the Australian Traditional Chinese Medicine Chamber of Commerce is not only an important milestone in the development of traditional Chinese medicine in Australia, but also a heartfelt stroke in the global dissemination of Chinese traditional culture. The conference has gathered the wisdom and strength of colleagues from all walks of life, demonstrating the firm belief of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in the balance between inheritance and innovation.
Members of the First Advisory Group
Honorary President Forever: Cai Mengshan
Honorary President: Su Xinfeng
Honorary Presidents: Chen Weisheng, Zeng Haichuan, Zheng Maoqiang, Yuan Qing, Chen Yinhai, Fu Zhenhui Dr Micheal Li
Honorary Advisor: Wang Miaofan
Legal Advisor: Hong Wanqi
Financial Advisor: Fang Xiaowen
Special Advisor: Zhong Weikang
Consultant: Xu Qianxiang
First Board Member
Founding President: Chen Jianchao
Executive Chairman: Chen Qizhuang
Vice Presidents: Ma Keyan, Xiang Xia, Wu Honglin, Wang Zuosheng, Wu Haojie, Meng Ligui
Director of Guangdong Investment Promotion Office: Huang Youzhi
Director of Guangxi Investment Promotion Office: Huang Huaizeng
Deputy Director of Guangdong Investment Promotion Office: Huang Qingfang
Deputy Secretary General: Chen Xiaojie
Directors: Cai Sufang, Yu Yu, Lin Xiaojing
Guests invited for this event:
Consul Jin Jianmin, Counsellor of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Sydney
Qin Kaihong, Counsellor and Consul of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Sydney
The Hon Philip Ruddock, former Federal Minister for Multiculturalism and Immigration in the Australian Parliament
Ms. Pamela Langley, Director of the Management Department of the New South Wales Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine
The Hon. Shaoquatt Moselmane, former Upper Councillor of New South Wales
Ma Lei, Chief Representative of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
Dr. Wu Xiaoqin, Member of the Management Office of New South Wales Traditional Chinese Medicine Bureau
Su Xinfeng, Chairman of the Australia China Business Federation
Cai Mengshan, Chairman of Shenzhen Rennan Group
Dr. Peng Xiangxi, Chairman of the Tonic Diet Professional Association of Hong Kong Traditional Chinese Medicine
Chen Qingling, Secretary General of the Hong Kong Shanwei General Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Li Maike, Honorary Chairman of the Australia China Business Federation
Chen Weisheng, Vice Chairman of the Australia China Business Federation
Zheng Maoqiang, Vice Chairman of the Australia China Business Federation
Ruan Hongbin, Vice Chairman of the Australia China Business Federation
Ye Beiling, Chairman of Australian Huomante Pharmaceutical Group
Dr. Zheng Jianhua, Founding President of the Australian Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dr. Wei Guoqing, CEO of the Australian Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dr. Zeng Haichuan, President of the Australian Shanwei Fellow Association
Chen Wei, Chairman of Hang Seng Real Estate Australia
Fu Zhenhui, Vice Chairman of Shenzhen Rennan Group
Zhang Dongfeng, Chairman of the Australia China Technology Innovation Alliance
Che Xitai, President of the Australian Chinese Catering Industry Association
Dr. Chen Shuyi, Honorary President of the Australian Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dr. Zeng Shizong, Honorary President of the Australian Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dr. Zhang Shengxi, President of the Australian Alumni Association of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dr. Zhang Yi, President of the Australian Alumni Association of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Peng Ruikun, Chairman of Kunpeng Development Limited in Australia
Hu Kunpeng, President of the Australian Henan Association and Henan Chamber of Commerce
Lin Wendeng, President of the Fujian General Chamber of Commerce in Australia
Yang Zhiwei, President of the Australian International Cultural Industry Association
Wu Jian, President of the Hubei General Chamber of Commerce in Australia
Yuan Zuwen, Chairman of the Australia China Entrepreneurs Club
Huang Shaoxiong, President of Huizhou Chamber of Commerce in Australia
Zhu Bosen, President of the Shenzhen Club Association in Australia
Yao Hongbing, President of the Sydney Nanjing Chamber of Commerce in Australia
Wang Jianzhong, President of the Fujian Changle Chamber of Commerce in Australia
Zhong Weikang, Dean of the Australian Tai Chi Technology Research Institute
Du Ting, President of the Youth Association of Chaozhou Fellow Association in Australia
Mark Yan, Executive President of the Guangdong Chamber of Commerce in Australia
Le Zhiming, Chairman of Le Dong Real Estate Company in Australia
Chairman of L'Isda Brewery Group
Wang Haifeng, General Manager of Beijing Weiyi Medical
Xiang Xia, General Manager of Shenzhen Rennan Group
Wu Honglin, General Manager of Shenzhen Rennan Group
Zeng Weijun, University of New South Wales, Australia


