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Family learning, lifelong clinical practice, and a Singapore-facing bridge of inheritance

From Pei Shen's family lineage to Professor Pei Zhengxue's 60-plus years of integrative clinical experience, the institute and Singapore team continue to organise, teach, and share Pei-style medical thought.

60-plus years of clinical experience

Professor Pei Zhengxue

Born into a TCM family, Professor Pei Zhengxue has devoted his career to clinical practice, teaching, research, and integrative Chinese-Western medicine.

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A platform for clinical inheritance

Lanzhou Pei Zhengxue Institute of TCM

The institute organises Professor Pei's clinical experience, academic research, teaching programmes, product information, and international TCM exchange.

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The sixteen-character principle

Pei-Style Medical Thought

Pei-style thought follows the principle: Western diagnosis, TCM pattern differentiation, Chinese medicine as primary, Western medicine as supportive.

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Family lineage and classical roots

Pei Shen

Pei Shen, Professor Pei's father, was a respected Gansu TCM physician whose scholarship and medical writings shaped the family's medical lineage.

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Professor Pei Zhengxue publication collection

A lifetime of medicine and writing

Professor Pei Zhengxue's Publications

Professor Pei's work is remarkable not only for its clinical depth, but also for the discipline of writing it down. His medical books, clinical series, health Q&A, poetry, and calligraphy together show a physician-scholar who continued to document, teach, and refine his learning across more than six decades.

30-plus to 40 medical worksNearly 10 literary and calligraphy works60-plus years of clinical writingOrganised 56 bibliographic entries

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01 / 60-plus years of clinical experience

Professor Pei Zhengxue

Professor Pei Zhengxue was born in February 1938, a native of Tianshui Commandery, Gansu Province, into a family of Chinese medicine. Public biographical materials state that he graduated from Xi'an Medical University in 1961, first worked at Tianshui District Hospital, and later served as director of internal medicine at Gansu Cancer Hospital.

He is a chief physician and a member of the Communist Party of China. Public records list him as a lifelong council member of the China Association of Chinese Medicine, former vice president, secretary-general, and honorary president of the Gansu Association of Integrative Chinese and Western Medicine, guest professor at several medical institutions, doctoral supervisor of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences, and a first-batch recognised senior TCM physician in Gansu.

His public service roles include membership in the fifth, sixth, and seventh Gansu Provincial CPPCC committees. In February 2000, he was appointed as a counsellor of the Gansu Provincial People's Government Counsellors' Office, and in August 2020 he became a senior counsellor.

Professor Pei has long worked in medicine and scientific research. Public materials list publications including Practical Internal Medicine of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, Commentary on Blood Syndromes, New Compilation of Chinese Formula Studies, New Compilation of Warm Disease Studies, Pei Zhengxue Medical Talks and Cases, and Pei Zhengxue Medical Notes, along with more than 80 papers.

His work covers blood disorders, oncology, spleen-stomach conditions, liver-gallbladder patterns, women's health, endocrine disorders, and complex internal medicine. A Chinese medicine formula he drafted for leukemia was named the Lanzhou Formula at a national blood disease conference in 1974. He also received the title of one of the World's Hundred Stars of Ethnomedicine and was recognised by China's national TCM authority among 500 senior TCM physicians.

Beyond medicine, Professor Pei has published literary, poetry, and calligraphy works, including collections of essays, poems, calligraphy, and a cursive script version of Yixue Rumen. Public reporting also notes that Professor Pei remained active on the clinical front in his eighties, continuing to teach, document cases, and pass his experience to younger practitioners.

Born in February 1938, a native of Tianshui Commandery, Gansu Province; graduated from Xi'an Medical University in 1961Chief physician and first-batch recognised senior TCM physician in GansuAppointed to the Gansu Provincial Counsellors' Office in 2000 and became a senior counsellor in 2020His leukemia formula was named the Lanzhou Formula at a national blood disease conference in 1974

Pei Zhengxue integrative medicine inheritance base in Tianshui Commandery, Gansu Province

02 / A platform for clinical inheritance

Lanzhou Pei Zhengxue Institute of TCM

The institute extends renowned clinical experience from the consultation room into a system that can be organised, taught, researched, and shared.

Public reporting states that Professor Pei participated in founding the institute to support the transformation and development of clinical research outcomes while training students with medical foundations.

Local meeting materials describe a China Lanzhou-Singapore online clinical training programme, organised around clinical improvement, international TCM exchange, and formula granule application for Singapore practitioners.

The Singapore company serves as the local gateway for brand presentation, product information, enquiries, and institutional cooperation.

Organises case records, formulas, and academic thoughtSupports clinical mentoring and training programmesBuilds structured product and quality informationConnects Lanzhou and Singapore through online training

03 / The sixteen-character principle

Pei-Style Medical Thought

Professor Pei's sixteen-character principle is: Western diagnosis, TCM pattern differentiation, Chinese medicine as primary, Western medicine as supportive. It connects modern diagnostic clarity with classical pattern-based reasoning.

Pei-style thought treats disease through the whole person rather than isolated symptoms, paying attention to qi, blood, yin-yang, organs, dampness, phlegm, stasis, toxins, and the progression of deficiency and excess.

Its clinical expressions include supporting the root, caring for the stomach, balancing branch and root, and selecting the right order between urgent and chronic needs.

The product profiles are shaped by classical sources such as Shang Han Lun, Jin Gui Yao Lue, Pi Wei Lun, and Tai Ping Hui Min He Ji Ju Fang, alongside Professor Pei's clinical pairings and experience formulas.

Western diagnosis, TCM pattern differentiationChinese medicine as primary, Western medicine as supportivePattern differentiation and whole-person thinkingClassical formulas refined through clinical evidence

04 / Family lineage and classical roots

Pei Shen

Pei Shen is the father of Professor Pei Zhengxue and an important source of the Pei family medical lineage. Local biography materials identify him as a respected senior TCM physician in Gansu.

Public materials list works including Ben Cao Pian Bi, Pei Shen Yi An Xuan, Shang Han Fang Zheng Shi, Ben Cao San Yan, Xian Dai Yi An Xuan An, and Shang Han Lun Xin Bian.

His legacy lies not only in books and formulas, but also in a spirit of careful scholarship, clinical honesty, and perseverance.

Introducing Pei Shen helps Singapore readers understand that Pei-style thought grew from family learning, classical study, modern medical education, and intergenerational transmission.

Respected senior TCM physician in GansuFather of Professor Pei ZhengxueAuthor of works including Ben Cao Pian BiFocused on materia medica, case records, and formula studies

Pei Zhengxue Traditional Chinese Medicine Singapore

Source Basis

This page draws on locally uploaded biographies, institute background files, brochure copy, photo captions, public reporting, and academic abstracts. Formal credentials and research materials can be added as they are confirmed.