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The 22nd World Congress of Chinese Medicine - Parallel Session The 17th International Academic Exchange Conference of the Pediatrics Specialty Committee of WFCMS

Release time: Sept 25,2025 Reading volume: 66 Source: wfcms

I. Basic Information

1. Conference Positioning

The 17th International Conference on TCM Pediatrics of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS) will be held from October 30 to November 1, 2025, in Sydney, Australia. As a parallel session of the 22nd World Congress of Chinese Medicine, this conference is themed "TCM Pediatrics Serving Global Children’s Health", aiming to establish a premier academic platform for TCM pediatrics worldwide.

This marks the first major overseas gathering of global TCM pediatric professionals post-pandemic, providing an international forum for academic exchange. The conference will: Facilitate the global dissemination and application of TCM pediatric research achievements. Promote in-depth dialogue and integration between Eastern and Western pediatric medicine. Strengthen the international influence of TCM pediatrics in healthcare systems. Build a collaborative innovation platform for East-West pediatric medicine.

The event will bring together leading TCM pediatric experts from around the world to discuss the unique advantages and future prospects of TCM in children’s health.

2. Organizing Bodies

Hosted by:

World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS)

Australian Foundation for Chinese Medicine Philanthropy

Organized by:

The Pediatrics Specialty Committee of WFCMS

3. Key Dates & Venue

Paper Submission Deadline: August 31, 2025

Early-Bird Registration Deadline: August 31, 2025

Conference Dates:

Check-in: October 29, 2025

Main Sessions: October 30–November 1, 2025

TCM Pediatrics Parallel Session:

Time: October 31, 2025 | 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM (Sydney Time, UTC+11)

Venue: Room C2.1, International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), Australia

II. Key Highlights

1. Three Major Conference Highlights

① Global Pediatric Wisdom Exchange: Gathers leading pediatric experts from China (Mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan), Australia, USA, Canada, UK, Singapore, Malaysia, and beyond.

② Showcasing TCM Pediatric Specialties:

Focus on respiratory infections, allergic diseases, and heart-liver system disorders with unique TCM therapies.

③ A Feast of Clinical Practical Techniques:

Hands-on demonstrations of evidence-based TCM pediatric interventions.

2. Eight Core Themes

① TCM Pediatric Schools: Heritage & AI-Assisted Innovation

② Clinical Management of Pediatric Respiratory Infections

③ Syndrome Differentiation & Treatment of Childhood Allergies

④ Modern Applications of Spleen-Stomach Theory in Pediatrics

⑤ Constitution Theory & Preventive Care in Children

⑥ Global Developments in TCM Pediatrics

⑦ Non-Pharmacological TCM Therapies for Children

⑧ Advances in TCM Pediatric Research & Education

III. Distinguished Speaker Lineup (Confirmed Speakers)

Expert	Title/Affiliation	Lecture Topic
Zhang Boli	Vice Chairman of WFCMS National TCM Masters	Opening Address
Wu Jiasheng	Vice Chairman of WFCMS, President, Singapore Chinese Physicians' Association (SCPA)	Globalization of TCM Pediatric Practice
Wang Shouchuan	Professor/Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine	Inheritance, Innovation, and International Communication of Jiang Yuren's Pediatric school of thought
Qiao Mulin	Professor/Endeavour College of Natural Health, Australia	Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Higher Education in Australia: bridging cultures, discovering common ground
Yu Jingmao	Professor/The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University	Uphold principles and innovate, benefitting children
Han Xinmin	Professor/Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine	Research on the Integrated Chinese-Western Medicine Diagnosis and Treatment Guidelines for Children with ADHD
Yang Yan	Professor/Beijing Children's Hospital, Capital Medical University	Clinical study on the distribution pattern of Chinese medicine evidence elements in infantile cholestatic hepatopathy
Lu Qing	Professor/Endeavour College of Natural Health, Australia	A Study on the Comprehensive Treatment of Pediatric Eczema Guided by Professor Wang Shouchuan’s Pediatric Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Hu Siyuan	Professor/The First Affiliated Hospital of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine	New Drug Development of Xiaofeng Xuanqiao Granules Based on Professor Wang Shouchuan’s Empirical Clinical Formula
Sun Liping	Professor/Changchun University of Chinese Medicine	Exploring the treatment of infantile cough based on the theory of “Yi Qi Zhou Liu” Theory
Cui Xia	Professor/The Third Affiliated Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine	Clinical Efficacy Evaluation of Yijinjing in Treating Children with Tic Disorders
Wang Mengqing	Professor/The First Affiliated Hospital of Hunan University of Chinese Medicine	Application and Reflection on the Theory of Bie-Tong (Special Interconnections) between Zang-Fu Organs in Pediatrics
Yuan Bin	Professor/Jiangsu Province Hospital of Chinese Medicine	A bibliometric analysis of traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of respiratory syncytial virus infection based on CiteSpace
Liu Baixiang	Professor/Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital	A brief discussion on dietary restrictions in Traditional Chinese Medicine
Chen Hua	Professor/The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University	Origins and characteristics of Zhejiang's TCM Pediatric Tradition
Chang Tungti	Professor/ China Medical University	Successful management of febrile neutropenia in patients with lymphoma using integrative traditional Chinese medicine
Dai Qigang	Associate Professor, Deputy Director of Pediatrics (Acting Director)/Jiangsu Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine	Treatment of allergic rhinitis in children based on macrophage polarization from the theory of “Yang transforms qi and Yin shapes it”
Zheng Xiufen	Associate Professor/Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia	Recent Developments in the Study of Body Constitution in Paediatric Chinese Medicine
Lin Lili	Associate Professor/Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine	Serum Metabolomic Study of Phlegm-Dampness Retention Syndrome in Girls with Central Precocious Puberty

Report to the Expert Panel

National TCM Masters Zhang Boli

Dr. Wu Jiasheng

Professor Wang Shouchuan

Professor Qiao Mulin

Professor Yu Jingmao

Professor Han Xinmin

Professor Yang Yan

Professor Lu Qing

Professor Hu Siyuan

Professor Sun Liping

Professor Wang Mengqing

Professor Yuan Bin

Professor Cui Xia

Professor Liu Baixiang

Professor Chen Hua

Professor Chang Tungti

Director Dai Qigang

Associate Professor Zheng Xiufen

Associate Professor Lin Lili