李乘伊院长受邀出席2026世界杯中华文化万里行

近日,北京乘伊医学研究院院长李乘伊收到“2026美加墨世界杯中华文化万里行国际文化交流”活动官方邀请函,将作为中医界代表出席这一全球盛会。

作为英国皇家医学会院士、世界中医药研究学会主席,李乘伊出身武术中医世家,独创“乘伊透穴疗法”,长期致力于中医国际化推广。他曾多次代表中国中医界出席国际学术交流大会,并为多国首脑进行保健诊疗。

北京乘伊医学研究院院长李乘伊院长演讲题目:《从天府到哈佛:寻找生命的共同语言》

尊敬的各位哈佛大学教授、来自东西方的学者,女士们、先生们:

大家好!我是北京乘伊医学研究院院长李乘伊,很高兴今天受邀参加“美加墨中华文化万里行走进哈佛,哈佛中西文化交流座谈会”!

非常高兴能数度重返哈佛讲台。每一次与诸位顶尖学者的思想碰撞,都让我深切感受到,跨越山海的文明对话,早已成为我们之间一种无需多言的学术默契。

六月的波士顿,查尔斯河畔微风拂面,绿意盎然。在这座见证了人类文明演进、孕育了无数思想巨擘bò‌的殿堂,我感受到的不仅是学术的厚重,更是一种跨越山海的文明脉搏。这让我想起《周易》中的一句话:“观乎天文,以察时变;观乎人文,以化成天下。”今天,我们汇聚于此,正是为了“观”文明之“文”,“化”人类之“天下”。

西方医学,以哈佛为代表,像一位严谨的工程师,它解构人体,分析细胞、基因与分子,在对抗疾病中展现了无与伦比的精准与力量。这是“术”的极致。

而东方医学,视人体为小宇宙,讲究“天人合一”、“阴阳平衡”。它不像是在修理一台机器,而是在调和一条河流的流速。我的“透穴疗法”,便是通过调动经气,激发人体本有的自愈潜能。这是“道”的智慧。

两者看似殊途,实则同归。一个精于“对抗”,直击病灶;一个善于“调和”,扶正祛邪。在癌症治疗、慢病管理日益复杂的今天,单纯依靠手术刀的锋利或单纯依赖草药的温和,都不足以应对全人类的挑战。唯有当哈佛的解剖刀遇上东方的经络学说,当基因测序技术遇上中医的“治未病”理念,医学才真正拥有了守护生命的完整铠甲。

作为中医药传承创新首席科学家,我深知,科技是第一生产力,而文明的交流互鉴,则是第一生命力。

当今世界,冲突与隔阂依然存在。但在医学与健康这一人类共同的命题面前,我们没有理由画地为牢。科学求真,人文求善。真与善的结合,才是医学乃至所有学科的最高境界。

朋友们,我们正处在一个大变革的时代。人工智能、生物技术日新月异,但这并不能替代医者仁心,更不能替代文明间的相互理解。

我担任世界中医药研究学会主席,正是希望搭建一座桥梁。这座桥梁,不是让东方取代西方,也不是让西方同化东方,而是让两者并肩而立,彼此凝视,互相成就。

我是一位医者,也是一名行者。我行走在东西方之间,试图用一根银针,缝合认知的鸿沟;用一剂汤药,调和文明的阴阳。

让我们携手并进,不再以东西为界,而以人类为念。让医学回归人本,让文化打破壁垒。我们要共同书写的,不是某一国的医学史,而是全人类的健康史!

愿我们以此为起点,让古老的智慧在现代化的浪潮中重生,让科学的理性在人文的光辉中升华。

祝愿哈佛永远年轻,祝愿东西方的文明之花,在这个六月,结出最丰硕的果实!

谢谢大家!祝哈佛中西文化交流座谈会圆满成功!

跨越山海,赴哈佛之约

本次行程意义非凡的一站——走进世界顶尖学府哈佛大学,与各位教授开展深度文化交流。有幸登台演讲,分享中华传统文化与《从天府到哈佛:寻找生命的共同语言》蕴藏的东方智慧,现场反响热烈,众多学者认可。演讲结束后,哈佛大学教育研究生院主席、变革领导力基础讲师、教育学讲师乌切.B.阿马埃奇签名合影,并授予“哈佛大学中西文化交流大使”证书。一纸证书,是多年深耕国学的认可,更是传播东方文明的新起点。

以《从天府到哈佛:寻找生命的共同语言》为纽带,搭建中西文明对话桥梁。往后初心不改,满怀热忱传承中华文脉,让千年华夏智慧走向世界,光照四方.

此次“中华文化万里行”活动与世界杯同步举行,旨在让中医、非遗等中国传统文化借世界顶级赛事舞台走向世界。李乘伊院长表示,将借此契机推动中医药文化全球传播,让世界领略东方医学的独特魅力。

Dean Li Chengyi Invited to Attend the 2026 World Cup Chinese Culture Thousand-Mile Journey

Recently, Dean Li Chengyi of the Beijing Chengyi Institute of Medical Research received an official invitation from the organizing committee of the "2026 USA-Mexico-Canada World Cup Chinese Culture Thousand-Mile Journey International Cultural Exchange" event, and will attend this global gathering as a representative of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

As a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (UK) and President of the World Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Research, Dean Li comes from a family of martial arts and TCM practitioners. He pioneered the "Chengyi Penetrating Acupoint Therapy" and has long been committed to the international promotion of TCM. He has represented the Chinese TCM community at numerous international academic exchange conferences and has provided health care and treatment for heads of state from multiple countries.

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Speech by Dean Li Chengyi, President of Beijing Chengyi Institute of Medical Research

Title: From Tianfu to Harvard: In Search of a Common Language of Life

Distinguished Professors of Harvard University, scholars from East and West, ladies and gentlemen:

Good morning, everyone! I am Li Chengyi, President of the Beijing Chengyi Institute of Medical Research. It is my great pleasure to be invited to participate in today's "Chinese Culture Thousand-Mile Journey Enters Harvard — Harvard East-West Cultural Exchange Symposium"!

I am truly delighted to once again return to the Harvard podium. Every time I engage in intellectual exchange with you distinguished scholars, I deeply feel that cross-civilizational dialogue spanning mountains and seas has long become an unspoken academic rapport between us.

In June, Boston's Charles River is caressed by gentle breezes and surrounded by lush greenery. In this hall that has witnessed the evolution of human civilization and nurtured countless intellectual giants, I sense not only the depth of academia but also a pulse of civilization that transcends distance. This reminds me of a line from the I Ching (Book of Changes): "Observe the patterns of heaven to understand the changes of the seasons; observe the patterns of humanity to transform the world." Today, we gather here precisely to "observe" the "patterns" of civilization and to "transform" the "world" of humanity.

Western medicine, represented by Harvard, is like a meticulous engineer. It deconstructs the human body, analyzes cells, genes, and molecules, and demonstrates unparalleled precision and power in fighting diseases. This is the ultimate expression of "technique."

Eastern medicine, on the other hand, views the human body as a microcosm of the universe, emphasizing "unity of heaven and humanity" and "balance of yin and yang." It is less like repairing a machine and more like regulating the flow of a river. My "Penetrating Acupoint Therapy" works by mobilizing meridian energy to stimulate the body's inherent self-healing potential. This is the wisdom of the "Way."

Though the two paths seem divergent, they ultimately converge. One excels in "confrontation," directly targeting the lesion; the other excels in "harmonization," strengthening the body's resistance and dispelling pathogens. In today's increasingly complex landscape of cancer treatment and chronic disease management, neither the sharpness of the scalpel alone nor the gentleness of herbal remedies alone can adequately address the challenges facing all of humanity. Only when Harvard's scalpel meets Eastern meridian theory, and when gene sequencing technology meets TCM's concept of "preventive treatment," can medicine truly possess a complete suit of armor to protect life.

As a Chief Scientist for the Inheritance and Innovation of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I am fully aware that science and technology are the primary productive forces, while the exchange and mutual learning of civilizations are the primary life force.

In today's world, conflicts and divides still exist. Yet in the face of medicine and health — a shared proposition of all humankind — we have no reason to erect barriers. Science seeks truth; the humanities seek goodness. The union of truth and goodness is the highest realm of medicine and, indeed, of all disciplines.

Dear friends, we are living in an era of great transformation. Artificial intelligence and biotechnology are advancing at an unprecedented pace, yet they cannot replace the healer's compassion, nor can they substitute for mutual understanding among civilizations.

As President of the World Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Research, I hope to build a bridge. This bridge is not meant for the East to replace the West, nor for the West to assimilate the East, but for both to stand side by side, to gaze at each other, and to accomplish one another.

I am a healer, and also a traveler. I walk between East and West, trying with a single silver needle to stitch together the chasms of cognition, and with a single herbal decoction to harmonize the yin and yang of civilizations.

Let us join hands and advance together — no longer bound by the divide of East and West, but with all of humanity in our hearts. Let medicine return to its humanistic roots, and let culture break down its barriers. What we are here to write together is not the medical history of any one country, but the health history of all humankind!

May we take this as a starting point, allowing ancient wisdom to be reborn amidst the tides of modernization, and allowing scientific rationality to be elevated in the radiance of the humanities.

I wish Harvard eternal youth, and I wish that the flowers of Eastern and Western civilizations bear their richest fruits this June!

Thank you all! I wish the Harvard East-West Cultural Exchange Symposium a complete success!

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Crossing Mountains and Seas for the Harvard Appointment

This journey's most meaningful stop — entering the world's top academic institution, Harvard University, to engage in in-depth cultural exchanges with its professors. I was honored to take the stage and deliver a speech, sharing the wisdom of traditional Chinese culture and the insights contained in From Tianfu to Harvard: In Search of a Common Language of Life. The response was enthusiastic, and many scholars expressed their appreciation. After the speech, Professor Uché B. Amaechi — Chair of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Facilitator of Transformative Leadership Foundations, and Lecturer in Education — signed and posed for a photo, and presented me with the certificate of "Harvard Ambassador for East-West Cultural Exchange." This certificate is not only recognition of years of dedicated study of Chinese culture but also a new starting point for spreading Eastern civilization to the world.

Using From Tianfu to Harvard: In Search of a Common Language of Life as a bridge, we aim to build a dialogue between Eastern and Western civilizations. Going forward, I will remain true to my original aspirations and carry forward the Chinese cultural heritage with unwavering passion, so that the millennia-old wisdom of China may reach the world and illuminate all directions.

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The "Chinese Culture Thousand-Mile Journey" event, held concurrently with the World Cup, aims to introduce traditional Chinese culture — including TCM and intangible cultural heritage — to the world through the platform of this premier global sporting event. Dean Li Chengyi stated that he will seize this opportunity to promote the global dissemination of TCM culture and allow the world to appreciate the unique charm of Eastern medicine.

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