Meet the Advisor

Meet Ye Caiqi

A TCM holistic wellness and bodywork consultant helping ChinaQiWay translate traditional Chinese wisdom into calm, practical self-care for modern life.

Ancient Chinese Medicine, Modern Global Wellness

Ye Caiqi is a TCM holistic wellness and bodywork consultant and a graduate of Southern Medical University. Her work focuses on meridian care, moxa, gua sha, cupping, acupressure, women’s wellness, seasonal living, sleep preparation, digestive comfort, and constitution-aware daily routines.

Her perspective draws from classical Chinese medicine ideas such as harmony between nature and the body, yin-yang balance, meridians, qi, and blood. She also values the traditional way of observing body patterns, warmth and coolness, daily rhythm, and how people respond to seasonal change.

For international customers, Ye explains TCM in a clear and gentle way, helping different cultures understand how traditional practices can become simple daily rituals at home.

Ancient Chinese Medicine, Modern Global Wellness.

Areas of Guidance

Meridian-inspired bodywork and acupressure routines for everyday comfort.
Moxa warmth, gua sha, cupping, and simple home wellness tools.
Shoulder, neck, back, and muscle tension care for office workers and busy lifestyles.
Women’s wellness, qi-blood nourishment concepts, and rhythm-aware self-care.
Seasonal living and constitution-aware routines based on traditional Chinese wisdom.
Sleep preparation, stress reset, and daily recovery rituals for modern life.

Her Role at ChinaQiWay

Ye helps shape ChinaQiWay’s content standards, product education, and safety-first wellness language. Her role is to make traditional practices easier to understand without turning them into complicated or exaggerated claims.

Every recommendation is guided by three questions: Is it useful? Is it appropriate for daily life? Is it explained with enough cultural context for beginners?

For traditional cultural sharing and daily wellness reference only. Please consult a qualified professional for personal health concerns.