Our Partner in China · Xuyaotang
Xuyaotang is dedicated to carrying forward and sharing traditional Chinese wellness practices, with a professional, rigorous and open approach — helping more people understand the wisdom of Chinese wellness culture and bringing it into everyday modern life.
- Founded
- 2016Founded
- Cities covered
- 30+Cities covered
- People served
- 40,000+People served
- Trainees & partners
- 5,000+Trainees & partners
Figures provided by Xuyaotang (China market, as of 2026).
About Xuyaotang
Founded in China in 2016, Xuyaotang is one of Rende's key strategic partners and product brands, working across health training, wellness product development and manufacturing, and wellness services. Together, Rende and Xuyaotang collaborate on product supply, professional training and market development, bringing selected Chinese wellness products and professional resources to Singapore while building connections across Southeast Asia.
- 2016
Xuyaotang brand founded, focused on Chinese herbal wellness
- 2024
Xuyaotang TCM Heritage & Development Summit held
- 2025
Second Xuyaotang Inheritor Conference held
- 2026
Rende Global Wellness incorporated in Singapore and partners with Xuyaotang
Xuyaotang's Business Areas
- Training
- Self-care techniques and store-operations training for wellness staff.
- Wellness Wearables
- Far-infrared, magnetic and other supportive, warming wearables.
- Product R&D
- Formulation and production oversight of patches, herbal pastes and herbal foods.
- Wellness Centres
- Stores and service standards centred on relaxation and self-care.
- Herbal Nutrition
- Herbal foods built on traditional dietary ingredients.
- Holistic Wellness
- Wellness retreats and experience programmes.
Inside Xuyaotang's wellness spaces
Photos and design renderings of Xuyaotang's wellness spaces in China.
Xuyaotang · Qijing and Its Lineage
Xuyaotang's professional work centres on Qijing — not a new idea, but a family practice passed down through six generations and set down as a teachable system over recent decades. The practice works from meridians and acupoints with an emphasis on steady, everyday care. In daily use it is hands-on technique first, supported by acupoint patches and herbal pastes.
The head is not treated at the head
Discomfort in the head often traces to the neck and blocked meridians — open the neck first.
The foot is not treated at the foot
Aching and numbness in the legs usually relates to the lower back and sacrum.
The back is not treated at the back
Recurring back discomfort often follows imbalance in the sinews and organs, so the whole is addressed.
For the stomach, work with the gallbladder
The gallbladder pattern: abdominal discomfort, a bitter taste, tenderness under the right ribs.
Qijing Founder: Zhang Biqing
- Director, Beijing Qijing Institute of Chinese Medicine
- Council member, China Association of Acupuncture-Moxibustion
- Chief editor, Qijing
- Chief Technical Adviser, Xuyaotang
- Technical Adviser to Rende
Born in 1954 in Jingxian, Anhui, into a family of Chinese-medicine practitioners, Zhang Biqing studied from childhood under his grandfather Zhang Ji'an as the sixth generation of the family. He has spent his career researching, documenting and teaching traditional meridian and acupoint wellness techniques.
Building on the family practice, he drew together meridian theory, extra acupoints and reflex-zone principles to turn scattered experience into a system that could be taught and repeated consistently, which he named Qijing. The material was later published in a book he edited.
1954Born in Jingxian, Anhui, into a family of practitioners; studied under his grandfather Zhang Ji'an as the sixth generation.
1971Began his career in medicine, later working in military and regional institutions while developing his technique.
2003Based in Beijing, began systematically documenting the family practice and related traditional theory as the Qijing system.
2011Edited the book Qijing — Plum-Blossom Magnetic Acupuncture, published by the Publishing House of Ancient Chinese Medical Books.
2024The Qijing project completed research-achievement registration (no. PSM6983280809315).
2026Rende Global Wellness is incorporated in Singapore and partners with Xuyaotang to bring the products and training to the local market.
The Four-Step Method: Clear · Nourish · Expel · Balance
Four Xuyaotang products built around the Qijing technique, forming a complete everyday routine.
Qingti herbal paste
Clears the three turbidities and the five accumulations.
Qijing herbal paste
Nourishes qi and blood, and the five organs — heart, lung, spleen, liver and kidney.
Qijing Wanying powder
Expels the three colds and the six excesses.
Acupoint pressure patch
Balances yin and yang, and keeps the meridians open.
Training & Events
In China, Xuyaotang has long run technique and store-operations training for practitioners, alongside regular industry gatherings. In Singapore, Rende carries forward the product training and service standards for local partners.
- Practitioner training
- For practitioners, wellness stores and distribution partners, covering technique fundamentals, service standards and store operations.
- Product training
- Structured guidance on the ingredients, specifications, usage and merchandising of patches, herbal pastes and herbal foods.
- Industry exchange
- Regular events on heritage and development, sharing experience and standards with the wider industry.
Training is for practitioners and partners; it is not open for public registration.
Stores, clinics and distribution partners interested in product training and service standards are welcome to get in touch.
Certifications and Academic Work in China
Qijing — Plum-Blossom Magnetic Acupuncture
Edited by Zhang Biqing and Zhang Weiqiang; associate editor Huang Aizhen. Published by the Publishing House of Ancient Chinese Medical Books, collector’s edition.
Research-achievement registration certificate
Project 《Qijing》: manual technique with acupoint patches for the neck, shoulders, back and legs. Research unit: Beijing Qijing Institute of Chinese Medicine; lead researcher: Zhang Biqing.
Copyright registration: Qijing technique training
Copyright Protection Centre of China reg. no. 2023-L-00220521; the training curriculum is protected by copyright.
A Recognised Technique of the NATCM
The Qijing plum-blossom magnetic acupuncture method has been listed in the national continuing-education programme for Chinese medicine, the Hundred Clinical Techniques programme, and the second batch of recommended clinical techniques for nationwide promotion.
Materials provided by Xuyaotang; originals are available to partners on request. Rende makes no medical claims about their contents.
Rende × Xuyaotang
Connecting quality resources in China with the Southeast Asian market
Xuyaotang resources
Formulations, product supply and training system
Rende local operations
Compliance, warehousing, retail and local service
Singapore & the region
Individuals, families and partners
Product partnership
Bringing in patches, herbal pastes and herbal foods, classified, labelled and listed locally.
Training support
Technique fundamentals and product knowledge, keeping service standards consistent.
Market collaboration
Joint promotion and channel building across Singapore and Southeast Asia.
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