I was born in the south of China, where the philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine penetrates in the daily life, such as the fact that the Chinese like to drink lukewarm water and not cold water, in order not to lose body energy to heat this water inside the body. 

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I physically felt “Qi” (energy) for the first time in college during Tai’Chi classes. This convinced me of the reality and power of energies on the human body in relation to Nature and the Universe. 

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I initially trained in Western medicine and worked in a hospital and then an orphanage in my hometown before leaving China in 2000 for Germany. This first part of my life allowed me to acquire practice and basic medical knowledge. 

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I met my husband in Germany and followed him to Switzerland where I hoped to continue my work in the medical field. As the Chinese diploma in Western medicine was not recognized in Switzerland, two options were open to me: either study TCM in a private school in Switzerland, or follow new training in the paramedical field. Given our financial situation at this time in our lives, I chose to study dental hygienist and then worked in various dental practices in Lausanne and then in Dubai. 

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This experience taught me the importance of human contact, both physical and psychological, as well as the impact of the Environment (nutrition, personal situation, positive/negative energies) on each person's health and well-being. This confirmed to me that the Human Being must be considered in relation to the Universe and its Energies. All this pushed me to want to deepen my knowledge in psychology and personal development, such as neuro-linguistic programming as well as Chinese metaphysical practices such as Fengshui and Bazi. 

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Finally, in 2016, I returned with my family to China, to Shanghai. I decided to continue on this path of relationships between Man and the Universe and to do the studies that I had not been able to do in Switzerland: I followed the complete MTC training for five years at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I finished my studies with a Bachelor's Degree in TCM in 2022 and after a year of internship in a hospital, the Chinese medicine license allowing me to work as a TCM doctor in China.

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In China, I practiced TCM and traveled to different regions of China to follow several TCM masters to perfect my technique and approach to patient care. Being aware of the importance of the interdependence between physical and psychological health, I followed training in psychological care in TCM. 

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Back in Switzerland, with the benefit of a dual Chinese and Swiss culture, I decided to promote TCM and its philosophy by putting my skills at the service of my patients.