By Wang Pu

Her career has been characterized by a wisdom and decisiveness that is still celebrated today. However, at the age of 69, she chose an unexpected course of action: she officially retired. She disappeared from the public eye and returned to her own life.

For her, Chinese medicine is not only a way to cure diseases, but also a way to maintain a healthy lifestyle. In her old age, she is once again pursuing her dream of practicing Chinese medicine.

She had a keen interest in Chinese medicine since she was a child, but chose to study science and technology by chance. However, when she became idle, she thought of Chinese medicine and wished she could treat herself.
She made it a rule for herself to devote a few hours a day to study, poring over one article after another, taking notes and writing about her experiences until she could translate the language into a vernacular that she could understand. After a few years of study, she was able to clearly describe what kind of changes would take place in the body after a certain drug was introduced into the human body, and then surmise the changes in the blood vessels.
She believes that herbalism will not only help her stay healthy, but also help others achieve physical and mental wellness.

After studying TCM, she tried to regulate her diet, work schedule and exercise as much as possible. Through TCM, her insomnia symptoms have been greatly improved and her quality of life in her later years has been enhanced.

The elder statesman, who has served the country with dedication and devotion, has not only shone in the political arena, but has also lived an exciting and colorful life in his retirement.

She is Wu Yi, the third female vice premier in the history of the Republic. During her tenure in office, she has repeatedly made her presence felt at the international negotiating table, firmly fighting for the country's deserved respect and interests, and the title of "Iron Lady" has since gone viral!