Chinese Tuina has a very long history, dating back to thousands of years ago, and is one of the important parts of traditional Chinese medicine.


The earliest record of massage appeared in ancient Chinese medical books, such as the Inner Sutra of the Yellow Emperor, which detailed the method of massage (then called “pressing”, “massage”, etc.) used to condition meridians and treat diseases. At that time, people slowly developed a conscious technique system by observing the practice of life (such as naturally rubbing with their hands to relieve falls and injuries and physical discomfort).

Chinese Tuina actually refers to a traditional therapy that operates on specific parts of the human body through specific techniques to achieve the purpose of preventing and treating diseases, usually uses various techniques, such as: pushing, holding, pressing, rubbing, kneading, pinching, patting, pointing, etc. Each technique has a specific force, rhythm, relaxing muscles and activating blood, conditioning the body, and relaxing.

Chinese Tuina is not only to cure pain, but also to maintain health. It is a kind of therapy of “quietness in motion, external rubbing and internal adjustment”.

Traditional Chinese Tuina can effectively relax tense and stiff muscles, reduce muscle fatigue, relieve common shoulder and neck pain, waist and back pain, and stiffness after exercise.

By stimulating the skin and muscles, massage can accelerate the flow of blood and lymph, improve local microcirculation, and deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues faster, while taking away metabolic waste. and promote circulation By stimulating the skin and muscles, massage can accelerate the flow of blood and lymph, improve local microcirculation, and deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues faster, while taking away metabolic waste.

Massage, especially the specific acupoint operation of the head, back, hands and feet, helps to calm the nervous system, reduce anxiety and irritability, improve sleep quality, and make it easier for people to fall asleep.

By promoting qi and blood circulation and regulating the endocrine system, massage can improve the body’s self-repair and immunity, and reduce colds, chronic fatigue and other problems.