The establishment of the Kuitztin Hospital is of milestone significance, "said Klaus Holacek, chairman of the Christian Social Union parliamentary group in the Bavarian state parliament. The combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine has the potential to solve modern life science problems.

For a long time, Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine has continuously selected more than 260 medical, teaching, and management backbone personnel to work in Germany, providing solid support for the construction and development of the Kuitzing Hospital. Tang Zhishu, the president of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, stated that the Kuitzing Hospital has become a pioneer in traditional Chinese medicine rooted in Germany and oriented towards Europe, truly realizing the physical and localized operation of the hospital and providing high-quality traditional Chinese medicine medical services to the local people.

The 4th China Germany Traditional Chinese Medicine Forum was held simultaneously in Kuitztin. Experts from traditional Chinese medicine fields in China, Germany, and Europe conducted in-depth exchanges on international cooperation in traditional Chinese medicine, prevention and treatment of chronic diseases, and scientific research innovation.

Based on rich local first-line clinical data, Yang Lili, the Chinese director of Kuitzing Hospital, reported on the traditional Chinese medicine syndrome patterns of 97 cases of primary headache in Kuitzing Hospital. She analyzed the gender distribution characteristics of headaches and the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine therapy in detail, and demonstrated the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation and treatment in German patients with solid data.

Taggis Curtis, founder of Cambridge Medical College Limited, gave a report titled "Promoting the Internationalization of Traditional Chinese Medicine", introducing his ideas for promoting the internationalization of traditional Chinese medicine. He proposed the establishment of an international cooperation network covering Europe and China, promoting the integration and complementary advantages of Eastern and Western medical resources, and promoting the wider integration of traditional Chinese medicine into the international medical and health system.

Over the past 35 years, from the initial introduction of technology and academic exchange, to the current deep co construction and collaborative development, Kuitzing Hospital has broken down regional and medical barriers, allowing the ancient wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine to coexist with modern Western medical technology, and building a bridge for medical and cultural exchanges between China and Germany.