With the support and guidance of the China Disabled Persons' Federation, the visit of the “Southeast Asia Economic Empowerment Training Program in Bamboo Weaving Techniques and Entrepreneurship Skills for Persons with Disabilities”—an overseas human resources development cooperation project funded by the Ministry of Commerce—was successfully held at the Beijing Massage Hospital Chaoyang Branch on July 11. Twenty officials and experts from Nepal, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines gained firsthand insights into China's disability initiatives—particularly the thriving field of medical massage for the visually impaired—during their visit to our hospital. They listened to Director Sun Huimin of the Tuina Department sharing his journey of growth and achievement as a visually impaired individual. The delegation toured specialized departments including Tuina , Acupuncture, Pediatrics, VIP Clinic, Rehabilitation, and TCM Nursing Clinics. The visit also deepened their understanding of TCM's distinctive external therapies and its cultural heritage, supporting the promotion of high-quality TCM integration within the Belt and Road Initiative.