Shanghai First-Timers & Friends

👉 To join: Please add Daisy on WeChat at daisy00233

We conduct all discussions over WeChat only.

Hello, my name is Daisy Wen. I studied English Literature as an undergraduate and later completed an LLB with the University of London.

Beyond academics, I have a long-standing fascination with Chinese tea culture. In China, tea is far more than a beverage. It is deeply woven into history, daily life, etiquette, art, and philosophy. Even the Japanese tea ceremony traces its roots back to tea traditions of the Tang Dynasty.

I am beginning to organize small, relaxed visits to tea farms for those who are genuinely curious about tea — how it is grown, harvested, processed, and appreciated.

If you enjoy meaningful cultural experiences and good conversation over a proper cup of tea, I am forming a WeChat group for like-minded friends.

Let us meet for a cuppa and see where the journey takes us.

## Please add Karen on WeChat at GD-Karen

Please mention MEDICAL TOURISM when you add Karen.

If you are not in Shanghai, you can also join our online group.

🧠 What This Meetup Is About

China is no longer just a manufacturing hub—it is becoming the world's most advanced destination for high-tech, affordable, and luxury medical care. From AI-assisted surgeries to integrative Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the opportunities are massive.
But here is the question I am asking myself—and I want to ask you:

> How do we turn this exploding industry into a sustainable income stream using the audiences we already have?

If you have a social media following, a newsletter, a podcast, or even a trusted WhatsApp group—you are sitting on an asset that the medical tourism industry desperately needs: trust and reach.

📍 Location: People’s Square
📅 Date: Saturday
🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
💰 Fee: 50 RMB per person (includes beer and soft drinks)
Bring your ideas, grab a drink, and let’s connect!

👉 To join: Please add Daisy on WeChat at daisy00233

We conduct all discussions over WeChat only.

Hello, my name is Daisy Wen. I studied English Literature as an undergraduate and later completed an LLB with the University of London.

Beyond academics, I have a long-standing fascination with Chinese tea culture. In China, tea is far more than a beverage. It is deeply woven into history, daily life, etiquette, art, and philosophy. Even the Japanese tea ceremony traces its roots back to tea traditions of the Tang Dynasty.

I am beginning to organize small, relaxed visits to tea farms for those who are genuinely curious about tea — how it is grown, harvested, processed, and appreciated.

If you enjoy meaningful cultural experiences and good conversation over a proper cup of tea, I am forming a WeChat group for like-minded friends.

Let us meet for a cuppa and see where the journey takes us.