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Weixiang Wang

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"To avoid jumping to conclusions, one must remain patient with their patients. Only by integrating their lived experiences and feelings can we move beyond the 'visible' symptoms to a truly accurate treatment solution."

Weixiang Wang – Senior Practitioner of Chinese Medicine (37 years of clinical experience)

Dr. Weixiang Wang is a highly experienced practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine with over 37 years of clinical practice. He previously worked at the Academic Clinic of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, where he gained extensive experience in integrative medical care.

He is a qualified acupuncturist, Tuina therapist, and Qigong practitioner, and holds a National Medical License in China.

Dr. Wang obtained his PhD in Chinese Medicine from Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and has served as a Professor at the same institution.

Registered practitioner of NVTCG Zhong - Dutch Association of Chinese Medicine. 

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Dr. Weixiang Wang began his academic journey at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, where he completed his medical training and later obtained his PhD in Chinese Medicine. He holds a licensed medical doctor qualification in China.

Prior to relocating to Europe, Dr. Wang accumulated 14 years of clinical and academic experience at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and its affiliated hospitals. In 2003, he settled in the Netherlands, where he has since continued his clinical practice and academic contributions.

Earlier in his career, he participated in voluntary medical service with the Hong Kong Society for the Blind in 1994. He also broadened his academic perspective through two years of research as a visiting scholar in Germany.

During his tenure in China, Dr. Wang was actively involved in numerous national and international scientific research projects. He has authored and co-authored 11 professional books on Traditional Chinese Medicine and published more than 10 academic articles in China.

In 2020, he served as one of the chief editors of the English-language publication Understanding, Managing, and Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine, contributing to the global dissemination of TCM knowledge. In 2024, he co-authored the book Acupuncture Techniques, published by Springer, further demonstrating his ongoing commitment to advancing the field of Chinese Medicine internationally.

Chinese Medicine transcends borders, offering a holistic approach to health that is valued worldwide. Dr. Wang’s approach has been appreciated by patients from diverse international backgrounds including Hollywood movie star.

Prof. Dr. Weixiang Wang is widely regarded as one of the leading figures in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Europe. He is known for his distinctive approach to clinical practice and education, combining deep medical knowledge with a unique ability to connect with students, fellow practitioners, and patients. His way of working has often been described as a form of “medical art,” reflecting both precision and sensitivity in treatment.

With over 37 years of experience in clinical practice and academic teaching, Dr. Wang continues to approach every patient and every student with the same dedication as at the very beginning of his career. He treats each individual as if they were his first, demonstrating genuine humility, exceptional patience, and profound respect. This rare combination of expertise and humanistic care defines his work and continues to inspire those who learn from him and those who seek his treatment.

After serving for 16 years as Academic Dean and Head Lecturer at Shenzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Professor Dr. Weixiang Wang chose to step down in August 2019 in order to uphold his unwavering commitment to the highest standards of education.

He subsequently led the revival of the European Academy of Traditional Medical Science, a respected institution dedicated to continuing professional education since 2008.

At the same time, together with a group of fellow physicians and lecturers, he played a key role in founding the Dutch Acupuncture Academy. The academy focuses on delivering high-level education in acupuncture and Chinese medicine to students and practitioners across the Netherlands and Europe.

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Old campus where Dr. Weixiang Wang studied and worked at

Nanjing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hanzhong Rd. 282 Nanjing China , 1986.

With a clear vision of advancing Traditional Chinese Medicine on an international level, Prof. Dr. Weixiang Wang integrates Western diagnostic methods with Eastern therapeutic approaches. His commitment to excellence is reflected not only in the quality of care he provides to his patients, but also in the high standards he upholds in education and mentorship.

Prof. Dr. Wang previously served as President of the NVTCG Zhong, the leading umbrella organisation representing all TCM disciplines in the Netherlands. During his tenure, he played a key role in strengthening professional standards and promoting the development of Chinese medicine within the Dutch healthcare system. Following his presidency, he continued his contribution as Strategic Advisor, and later served as a member of the interim board until the end of 2022.

In addition, Prof. Dr. Wang has been actively involved at the European and international levels. He has served as a board member of the European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association and is a member of the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies. Through these roles, he has contributed to the ongoing development of professional standards, education, and legislation for Chinese medicine across Europe and globally.

New campus of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine. Xinlin region, Nanjing China.  Photo from zi niu net. 

Dr. Wang has participated in different scientific research projects in China and in international collaborations. He is the author and co-author of 11 professional books on Traditional Chinese Medicine and has published more than 10 academic articles before he moved to Europe. 

Academic Research

Master’s Research (1997)
Acupuncture for Pre-cancerous Gastric Conditions (Chronic Atrophic Gastritis – CAG): Clinical and Laboratory Research
Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine

PhD Research (2003)
Acupuncture for Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS): Evaluation of Quality of Life Outcomes
Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine

Professional Experience

  • Physician and Lecturer, Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine (1989 – 2003)

  • Dean, Shenzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Amsterdam (2003 – 2019)

  • Dean, Dutch Acupuncture Academy, Amsterdam (2019 – present)

Academic & International Activities

Dr. Wang has delivered lectures and presented at international congresses across Europe and Asia, including the Netherlands, China, Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovenia, and the United Kingdom.

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