List of Successor Disciples
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Zheng Xiaorong
Personal Profile: With over thirty years of dedicated experience in traditional health and therapeutic practices, I bring more than a decade of hands-on clinical expertise from my own clinic, complemented by practical experience in the management and operation of a chain of therapy centers. I specialize in balancing the Five Elements and the Five Organs, as well as clearing and unblocking the meridians, and am highly proficient in moxibustion techniques.
I was fortunate to become a disciple of Ms. Zhuang Yanyu, the fourth-generation inheritor of the Boshantang Chen Yuxiang tradition, where I systematically studied the intangible cultural heritage–listed techniques of Chen Yuxiang incense moxibustion, delved deeply into the ancient pharmacopoeia and aromatic‑medicine culture, and mastered time‑honored wellness practices such as Fuyang therapy for unblocking the Triple Burner and Bai Ling Miao Xiang for nourishing the brain.
I am committed to upholding the original vision of preserving and passing on the intangible cultural heritage of fragrant wellness, deeply cultivating time-honored techniques, and adhering to the principle of harmonizing body and mind. I devote myself to refining my craft, striving to promote the authentic, traditional art of aromatic wellness, and serving the public with unwavering dedication and artisanal care.
Zhang Xiaohua (Zhang Hanyu)
Personal Profile: With over thirty years of dedicated experience in traditional health and therapeutic practices, I bring more than a decade of hands-on clinical expertise from my own clinic, complemented by practical experience in the management and operation of a chain of therapy centers. I specialize in balancing the Five Elements and the Five Organs, as well as clearing and unblocking the meridians, and am highly proficient in moxibustion techniques.
I was fortunate to become a disciple of Ms. Zhuang Yanyu, the fourth-generation inheritor of the Boshantang Chen Yuxiang tradition, where I systematically studied the intangible cultural heritage–listed techniques of Chen Yuxiang incense moxibustion, delved deeply into the ancient pharmacopoeia and aromatic‑medicine culture, and mastered time‑honored wellness practices such as Fuyang therapy for unblocking the Triple Burner and Bai Ling Miao Xiang for nourishing the brain.
I am committed to upholding the original vision of preserving and passing on the intangible cultural heritage of fragrant wellness, deeply cultivating time-honored techniques, and adhering to the principle of harmonizing body and mind. I devote myself to refining my craft, striving to promote the authentic, traditional art of aromatic wellness, and serving the public with unwavering dedication and artisanal care.
Xing Jibo (style name Yimeng)
Personal Introduction: With many years of dedicated experience in the incense‑related industry, I have systematically studied traditional incense material identification, incense formulation, and the management of incense‑related cultural events. I excel in developing wellness‑oriented incenses, creating culturally inspired sachets, and implementing incense‑culture educational programs. I am fortunate to have apprenticed under the fourth-generation inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage technique for crafting wellness incenses. Guided by the original spirit of master–disciple transmission, I humbly followed my mentor, immersing myself in the meticulous practice of the entire traditional incense‑making process. Committed to preserving the essence of time‑honored formulas, I innovate new incense products to meet contemporary wellness needs while actively promoting the intangible cultural heritage of incense culture. Upholding a craftsman’s dedication, I strive to carry forward this artistry, fulfilling my responsibility as the fifth-generation successor, ensuring that this ancient wellness‑incense tradition remains vibrantly alive and reaches an ever‑wider audience.
Xia Sihong
Personal Introduction: With 25 years of experience in the education sector, I currently operate two Chenyitang Traditional Chinese Medicine–based aroma‑therapy centers for children and adolescents in Lucheng District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang. Our clinics specialize in nurturing young minds’ digestive health and managing their physical posture, offering personalized constitution‑care services anchored in time‑honored aromatic herbal topical applications. Drawing on my extensive background in early childhood education, I excel at empathizing with both children and parents, accurately identifying families’ parenting needs. Ninety percent of our clientele comes through word‑of‑mouth referrals. Although I am still relatively new to the wellness field, I firmly believe that the cornerstone of exceptional service lies in truly understanding and meeting our clients’ needs.
I have now formally become a disciple, diligently studying the intangible cultural heritage of incense‑based wellness under my master’s guidance, thereby solidifying my practical expertise. Integrating my original educational aspirations with the art of incense‑based wellness, I am committed to safeguarding the physical and mental well‑being of young people.
Wang Xurui
Personal Introduction: Born into a family of physicians, I was steeped in the timeless fragrance of the healing arts from an early age. Deeply immersed in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Daoist principles, and Buddhist teachings, I have integrated these traditions to forge a unique philosophy of health and well‑being. Today, I lead a chain of wellness centers, dedicating twenty years to the meticulous study of moxibustion, the harmonious blending of aromatic herbs and medicines, and the ancient art of incense-making. I excel at weaving the essence of fragrance into Daoist practice and using moxibustion to nurture the body’s innate balance, transforming time‑honored wisdom into accessible pathways for mind–body healing. Continuously refining my craft under the guidance of esteemed masters, I am committed to nurturing the next generation of practitioners. With a single, pure fragrance, I aspire to widely propagate the Dao and benefit all beings, illuminating the path home for countless individuals.
Teng Lingling
Personal Profile: Teng Lingling, the fifth-generation inheritor of the century-old Xiangyao intangible cultural heritage project and a senior infant care specialist.
With eight years of dedicated expertise in children’s health conditioning and family health management, we have served thousands of families.
Proficient in employing traditional techniques such as aromatic moxibustion, hand‑crafted stone therapy, and gua sha, this practitioner addresses common pediatric concerns including recurrent colds, food stagnation, night crying, and delayed growth and development.
Adhering to the core principles of “syndrome differentiation and tailored nourishment, integrating fragrance into the meridians,” we prioritize operational safety and children’s tolerance, seamlessly blending intangible cultural heritage techniques with traditional Chinese medicine knowledge to cultivate a gentle yet highly effective approach to health regulation.
We continuously study under our mentor, mastering the traditional preparation of aromatic herbs and the art of moxibustion with incense, while adhering to green, non-invasive therapeutic approaches. We provide professional, reliable TCM wellness services for infants, young children, and their families.