Lincoln University College and Shenzhen Foundation Launch “Belt and Road Acupuncture Station” to Boost Malaysia–China Healthcare Exchange

Lincoln University College (LUC), Malaysia, has partnered with the

Shenzhen Shouzheng Innovation Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Development Foundation to host the “Belt and Road Acupuncture Station” International Exchange Charity Event.

This initiative is set to enhance professional training in traditional Chinese medicine and strengthen

healthcare collaboration between Malaysia and China.

Prof. Dr. Amiya Bhaumik, President of Lincoln University College, emphasised the importance of this cooperation.

“Lincoln University College highly values the profound value of traditional Chinese medicine and

has consistently supported initiatives that promote international cooperation and cultural exchange in healthcare.

“We highly appreciate the Foundation’s commitment to promoting the development of traditional

Chinese medicine through innovative public welfare projects, aligned with the Belt and Road Initiative” said Dr. Amiya.

The event will adopt a “3-day skills training + 7-day mentorship” model, offering Malaysian medical

professionals hands-on learning through standardised teaching, clinical practice, and the joint

development of the Belt and Road Acupuncture Station.

Dr. Amiya added, “We believe this project will become a sustainable platform for international exchange in traditional Chinese medicine and further strengthen the friendly relations between Malaysia and China.”

Prof. Dr. Amiya Bhaumik, President of Lincoln University College

With China’s growing global influence, traditional Chinese medicine has gained renewed attention as a

cultural treasure. Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative and the national

strategy of reviving TCM culture, the Shenzhen Shouzheng Innovation TCM Development Foundation

launched this project to carry out “Traditional Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Technology Training +

Physical Site Co-construction” for countries along the Belt and Road.

Through the establishment of the Belt and Road Acupuncture Station, local medical staff will be

empowered to master acupuncture techniques.

The project uses TCM acupuncture as a bridge to promote the universalisation of medical technology,

cultural trust, and a long-term platform for cultural exchange.