On 15 March 2026, the International Homeopathy Standardization Seminar and large-scale health lecture, hosted by the International Alliance for Standardization of Traditional and Complementary Medicine, was held in grand style and concluded successfully at Queen Elizabeth Stadium in Hong Kong. With the core theme “Homeopathy in Integrative Medicine,” the event brought together world-leading medical experts, industry elites, and more than 3,000 health enthusiasts to discuss pathways for the international standardization of homeopathy, disseminate greater-health knowledge, and inject new momentum into the standardised and inclusive development of traditional and complementary medicine worldwide.

Dame Hung Tsz Ching — renowned Hong Kong entrepreneur and philanthropist, and Chairwoman of the Board of Clear Sky Group — attended as Guest of Honour. She gathered with global medical authorities, industry elites, and 3,000 health practitioners to discuss the grand plan for international homeopathy standardization, support the high-quality development of the global greater-health cause, and inject strong momentum into the conference with an international vision and industry responsibility.

Dame Hung Tsz Ching — renowned Hong Kong entrepreneur and philanthropist, and Chairwoman of the Board of Clear Sky Group

As an entrepreneur and philanthropist renowned at home and abroad, Dame Hung Tsz Ching has long cultivated the fields of greater health, philanthropy, and international exchange. She remains committed to promoting the popularisation of quality health concepts, the standardisation of medical norms, and exchange among leaders in social philanthropy—focusing on core topics including international homeopathy standardization, the integration of traditional medicine with modern complementary medicine, and the delivery of public health education, and exploring in depth the industry’s future development path. Dame Hung stated that going forward she will continue, with corporate strength and a philanthropic original aspiration, to deeply support international health academic exchange, standard-setting, and popular science education; advance the integrated innovation of traditional and complementary medicine; and contribute wisdom and commitment to building a community of common health for humankind.

Scene of the International Homeopathy Standardization Seminar hosted by the International Alliance for Standardization of Traditional and Complementary Medicine

As an important academic exchange platform in the global field of traditional and complementary medicine, this seminar and health lecture drew wide attention. The venue was filled to capacity in a lively atmosphere. Experts and scholars from China, India, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, and other countries and regions held in-depth discussions and shared experience around core topics including homeopathy’s clinical practice, research progress, and international standard-setting—building a cross-regional, cross-disciplinary bridge of academic linkage. After a solemn opening light-up ceremony, this East–West medical dialogue formally set sail.

Renowned entrepreneur and philanthropist Dame Hung Tsz Ching, Chairwoman of the Board of Clear Sky Group (5th from left), Academician To Ka Lun (6th from left), and international and domestic experts at the opening light-up ceremony

At the opening ceremony, Zheng Linyun, Executive Vice President of the Shanghai Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine International Standardization, delivered the first address. He noted that establishing a globally unified traditional medicine standards system is a core pathway for advancing the scientific application and development of traditional medicine, and that as an important part of world traditional medicine, homeopathy’s standardization process holds milestone significance for industry development. He emphasised that unified international standards are the necessary path to safeguarding homeopathy’s quality and safety and promoting its inclusive application worldwide.

Zheng Linyun, Executive Vice President of the Shanghai Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine International Standardization, delivers an address

In the core sharing segment, multiple Chinese and international experts delivered major presentations, offering the audience a high-calibre academic feast. Academician To Ka Lun, President of the Hong Kong Homeopathic Medical Association, gave two thematic talks, addressing from a global perspective the practice and value of homeopathy in integrative medicine worldwide: systematically reviewing homeopathy’s application across 172 countries, and—drawing on more than 20 years of clinical experience—demonstrating its unique value in chronic disease management and sub-health regulation, while clarifying its scientific positioning as a core pillar of integrative medicine. As the first Chinese Honorary Fellow of the Faculty of Homeopathy (UK), with students around the world, Academician To is a key figure in advancing homeopathy’s internationalisation. This sharing further enabled guests across the hall to feel deeply homeopathy’s scientific substance and global influence.

Academician To Ka Lun, President of the Hong Kong Homeopathic Medical Association, delivers two thematic presentations

International experts: colliding practice experiences from many countries to jointly build a standardization system. From angles including oncology rehabilitation, intensive care, and research validation, they shared national practice experience and cutting-edge results in homeopathy.

Leading experts from Italy, Germany, and the United Kingdom shared homeopathy’s global practice from different fields:

Professor Elio Rossi, Director of the Regional Centre for Integrative Medicine of Tuscany, Italy: Gentle Anticancer Power: Homeopathy in Integrative Oncology in Italy — sharing homeopathy’s supportive role in oncology rehabilitation and offering cancer patients gentler integrative treatment options.

Professor Elio Rossi (Director of the Regional Centre for Integrative Medicine of Tuscany, Italy)

Professor Michael Frass, President of the German Scientific Society for Homeopathy: Integrative Therapy in the ICU: Homeopathy Applications in Austrian ICUs — revealing clinical applications of homeopathy in intensive care and demonstrating its potential in critical care.

Professor Michael Frass (President of the German Scientific Society for Homeopathy)

Dr. Alexander Tournier, Director of the Homeopathy Research Institute (UK): The Mystery of Science: Exploring Medical Evidence for Ultra-High Dilution Therapy — analysing homeopathy’s mechanisms from a research perspective and providing academic support for its scientisation and standardization.

Dr. Alexander Tournier (Director of the Homeopathy Research Institute, UK)

Dr. Monica Price, Chief Executive of the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine’s homeopathy charity clinic: Charitable Healthcare in the UK: A Royally Sponsored Homeopathy Clinic — introducing the UK’s homeopathy public-welfare healthcare system and offering a reference model for global healthcare equity.

Ms. Monica Price (Chief Executive of the royal homeopathy charity clinic, UK)

Domestic experts: linking local practice with international standards. Dr. Lin Jingtai, Supervisor of the Guangdong Provincial Society for Oncology Rehabilitation: Guarding a Second Life: Homeopathy’s Role in Organ Transplant Care in Guangdong — sharing homeopathy’s application in post–organ transplant rehabilitation and offering new approaches to improving patients’ quality of life.

Professor Lin Jingtai (Supervisor of the Guangdong Provincial Society for Oncology Rehabilitation)

Professor Zhang Yuan, Director of the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Sports Science: Partner to Peak Athletes: Sports Medicine and Homeopathy in Guangdong — exploring homeopathy’s application in sports injury rehabilitation and physical conditioning, supporting competitive sports and public sports health. Domestic experts, grounded in local contexts, also explored pathways for integrating homeopathy with traditional Chinese medicine, offering ideas for the internationalisation of local traditional medicine.

Professor Zhang Yuan (Director of the Guangdong Provincial Institute of Sports Science)

The event specially featured a 3,000-person large-scale health lecture segment. Experts used accessible language to unpack homeopathy’s application methods in chronic disease management, sub-health regulation, and related fields, popularising scientific health concepts. Interaction on site was frequent; audience enthusiasm was high; many said they had gained a great deal. The event not only built a platform for academic exchange, but also achieved wide dissemination of health knowledge, genuinely benefiting the public.

Academician To Ka Lun with international and domestic experts in a group photo

Since its establishment, the International Alliance for Standardization of Traditional and Complementary Medicine has been committed to advancing the international standardization of traditional and complementary medicine. Leveraging the resource strengths of the International Organization for Standardization / Technical Committee on Traditional Chinese Medicine (ISO/TC 249), it links quality forces worldwide to improve the traditional medicine standards system. The successful holding of this seminar not only summarised global homeopathy applications and research outcomes, but also advanced cooperation among countries on homeopathy standard-setting—laying a solid foundation for establishing a globally unified international homeopathy standard, and further elevating China’s international discourse power in traditional and complementary medicine.

In his closing remarks, Academician To Ka Lun stated that the future of homeopathy lies in scientific validation, unified standards, and global sharing. The successful conclusion of this gala marks an important step in the international standardization of homeopathy. Going forward, the Alliance will continue to deepen international cooperation, advance the implementation of homeopathy standards, and enable this ancient yet scientific medical system to better serve the health and well-being of people worldwide.

Conference group photo on site