Webinar

Time: 7:00PM – 10:00PM, Saturday, Feb 28, 2026

Location: Zoom Meeting

Speakers: Pro. Jian Sheng Zhang (Jerry)

Pro. Zhang graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology with a Medical Bachelor Degree in 1982. He was awarded a Ph. D. Degree from Beijing Medical
University in 1987. He worked at Beijing Medical University as an Associate Professor and has published over forty articles in China, UK, USA, Germany and Australia.

Topics: Precise application of Chinese medicine to improve clinical efficacy

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) refers to medicinal substances used under the guidance of TCM theory. Due to their origins including plants, animals, and minerals, plant-based medicines account for the largest proportion and are the most commonly used.

Historically, the field of pharmacology has been referred to as “traditional herbal medicine.” TCM encompasses a wide range of substances, primarily categorized into medicinal materials (herbal medicines and processed herbal products) and TCM formulations, including traditional clinical formulations (pills, powders, ointments, pills, broths, etc.), Chinese patent medicines, and granules used for combination therapy. The diagnosis and differential diagnosis, as well as the analysis and categorization of causes, mechanisms, and symptoms, serve as the foundation for TCM practitioners in selecting formulas, choosing medicines, selecting meridians and acupoints, and administering treatments.

The content of this lecture includes an exploration of the origins of traditional herbal medicine, the basic plants used, the processes of harvesting and processing, the techniques of cultivation and preparation, the identification of authenticity, the properties and pathways of action, the active constituents, pharmacological and toxicological effects, combination formulas, dosage forms, and interactions between herbs and drugs, all of which are essential for ensuring the rational and precise use of medications and enhancing clinical efficacy. 

Time: 7:00PM – 10:00PM, Saturday, Feb 07, 2026

Location: Zoom Meeting

Speakers: Dr. Bo Li

Dr Li graduated from Shanxi University of Chinese Medicine. Apprenticed to Su Mingliang, a disciple of Liu Shaowu. Through years of clinical practice, he has become skilled in applying the Three Parts and Six Syndrome pattern differentiation method—particularly "Four Pulse Diagnosis" and "Coordinated Therapy"—to treat various chronic diseases.

Topics: Introduction to the Three Parts and Six Syndromes

The Three Parts and Six Syndromes theory is a medical doctrine established by the renowned traditional Chinese medicine practitioner from Shanxi, Mr. Liu Shaowu, one of the first 500 distinguished veteran practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine in China. This theory is the culmination of Mr. Liu Shaowu's extensive research on foundational texts such as the Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases (Shanghanlun) and his long-term clinical practice.

Time: 7:00PM – 10:00PM, Saturday, Oct 18, 2025

Location: Zoom Meeting

Speakers: Dr. Xiaobing Huo

Dr. Huo studied at Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (now Henan University of Chinese Medicine) from 1978 to 1983. After graduation, he practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine for six years at the Luoyamg Baimasi Orthopedic Hospital in Henan. In 1989, he came to Western Australia and founded the Beijing Acuponcture and Herbal Clinic. Worked as a Chinese medicine practitioner.

Topics: Asthma by Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture

Asthma is a common respiratory disease, particularly in Australia, where its incidence is extremely high. According to statistics, approximately one in nine people may suffer from varying degrees of asthma. Western medicine believes that the disease can only be controlled with medication, but cannot be cured. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), however, holds a different view, using acupuncture and Chinese Medication to treat asthma.

Here, we will discuss the treatment of asthma using TCM herbs and acupuncture, and introduce Professor Shao Jingming's "Three Acupoints, Five Needles, and One Cupping" method.

Time: 7:00PM – 10:00PM, Saturday, Aug 23, 2025

Location: Zoom Meeting

Speakers: Dr. Jingjia Yan

• Chief Physician and Master’s Supervisor；
• Chief Physician of the Department of Anesthesiology, Quanzhou No.1 Hospital；
• Distinguished Director of the Department of Anesthesiology, Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital Fujian Branch (Jinjiang City Hospital)；
• + many more positions ...

Dr Yan has published over 60 academic papers in SCI-indexed journals, the Chinese Medical Association journal series, and CSCD ournals. He has led numerous scientific research projects in Quanzhou and has received two Second Prizes and one Third Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress from the Quanzhou Municipal Government. He has developed multiple new technologies and techniques and holds three invention patents.

Dr Yan serves on the editorial board of the Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery, and is an invited peer reviewer for hongqing Medicine and Chinese Journal of Clinical New Medicine.

Topics:

Application of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Principles in Perioperative Anesthesia and Anesthesia-Based Sleep Therapy

Abstract:

1. Overview

2. Guiding Anesthesia Induction with the Yin-Yang Theory

3. Applying TCM Principles to Precision Anesthesia

4. Emphasizing Preventive Concepts in Preemptive Analgesia and Antiemesis

5. Using the "Jun-Chen-Zuo-Shi" Principle in Postoperative Pain Management

6. Guiding Sleep Therapy and ERAS with the Holistic Concept