I was born on a picturesque peninsula in Ningbo, in southeastern China – surrounded by dense bamboo forests and the gentle shimmer of the emerald-green sea. From an early age, I was embraced by the loving traditions of Chinese medicine. I learned that body and soul are inseparable, and that true health means far more than the mere absence of illness: it is a deeply felt state of balance and harmony.

In 2003, my path led me to Germany as an exchange student. After my studies, I worked in international companies as a strategic buyer. Amid endless international meetings, projects, and negotiations, I encountered the German concept of “work-life balance” – an ideal that was at once inspiring and challenging. My weekdays were so packed that I barely found time to care for myself or nurture my inner well-being. Only on weekends did I escape to the mountains.

As a mother of two wonderful daughters, life entered a new phase after my parental leave – the balancing act between family and career. Commuting between kindergarten, the office, and home, I often felt trapped in a daily routine that left little space for myself. Gradually, I noticed my inner balance shifting, and my health began sending its first warning signals.

Then, in 2020, came the turning point: an illness led to a hospital stay and surgery. Seven days of rest and reflection became a powerful reminder to finally listen to my body and soul. In that moment, the wish grew within me to share the familiar and treasured principles of Chinese health traditions here – to gently guide others toward renewed vitality and inner peace.

With dedication, I have spent years immersing myself in traditional Chinese head massage, Gua Sha, Bo Jin, and Qigong.