Shenzhen Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital

About the hospital

Founded in 1975, Shenzhen Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital is the leading TCM institution in Shenzhen and one of the first national Grade III Class A TCM hospitals in China. It serves as the Fourth Clinical Medical College of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine. The hospital operates with Futian and Guangming campuses as the core, supported by a specialty outpatient department, the Acupuncture and Tuina International Medical Center, and a science-education center. It has been designated a key hospital under the National TCM Inheritance and Innovation Project and National Regional TCM Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center, with 6 national key specialties. With over 1,700 beds and annual outpatient visits exceeding 2 million, it has achieved A+ ratings in national tertiary public TCM hospital performance evaluations for seven consecutive years. It focuses on building an international TCM service system integrating diagnosis, health management, wellness, and rehabilitation while contributing to the Greater Bay Area TCM innovation center.

Last updated: 2026-11-10

Grade 3A public hospital

Departments

• Neurology & neurosurgery
• Digestive
• Urology
• TCM
• Rheumatology & immunology

Key specialties

• Liver Diseases (TCM)National Regional TCM Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Center; national TCM key specialty
• Acupuncture DepartmentNational Administration of TCM key specialty; national TCM advantageous specialty
• Tuina DepartmentGuangdong TCM key specialty; Shenzhen TCM key clinical specialty
• NephrologyNational key clinical specialty
• Rheumatology (TCM)Guangdong TCM key specialty

International patient services

• International patient department
• VIP and international wards
• Health check-up packages

• Acupuncture and tuina special-needs services
• TCM care for international patients
• TCM health management

Department

Acupuncture and Tuina International Medical Center

Contact

0755-88359899

Official page

szszyy.cn

Strong treatment areas

• Liver diseases including intermediate/advanced liver cancer
• Stroke rehabilitation
• Cervical spondylosis
• Lumbar disc herniation
• Gout
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Infertility
• Prostatitis
• Male infertility
• Atrophic gastritis
• Spleen and stomach diseases
• Diabetes and its complications

Conditions treated

Things to do near this hospital in Shenzhen

Popular attractions in Shenzhen you can enjoy before or after your appointments.

NatureEasy on recovery

Shenzhen Bay Park

A 13km flat waterfront promenade along Shenzhen Bay featuring mangrove wetlands, birdwatching opportunities, and panoramic views of the Hong Kong skyline. Ideal for relaxed strolls, photography, and sunsets. The paved paths, frequent benches, rest areas, and nearby metro access make it highly suitable for recovery patients and families seeking low-effort outdoor leisure.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• 06:00-23:00 daily

Recovery fit: Fully flat paved promenade, wheelchair accessible with abundant benches, shade, rest points and toilets. Short customizable segments recommended; minimal physical demand, suitable for post-surgery or limited mobility visitors.

MuseumEasy on recovery

Shenzhen Museum

Major museum complex showcasing Shenzhen's history, folk culture, ancient art and reform-era achievements across multiple accessible venues. Air-conditioned galleries with elevators, seating and clear English signage. Passport-friendly with priority access for international visitors. Perfect indoor option for controlled, low-exertion cultural exploration.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (last entry 17:30), closed Mondays

Recovery fit: Indoor fully accessible venue with elevators, ramps, seating throughout galleries, rest areas and climate control. Visitors control pace; no stairs or long walks required. Wheelchair friendly.

MuseumEasy on recovery

Nanshan Museum

Modern museum in Nanshan displaying local history, art and culture with engaging exhibitions. Spacious, air-conditioned halls designed for comfortable viewing. Easy access via metro, minimal physical demands. Excellent for foreign tourists seeking insightful indoor experiences without fatigue.

• Allow about 1.5 h
• Free
• Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (last entry 17:30), closed Mondays

Recovery fit: Indoor accessible museum with elevators, wide halls, seating and rest zones. Low energy requirement; visitors can sit frequently and limit time per gallery. Wheelchair accessible.

CultureEasy on recovery

OCT Loft

Vibrant creative district in repurposed 1980s factories offering art galleries, design studios, cafes and live music venues. Relaxed atmosphere with plenty of seating at outdoor tables and indoor spaces. Metro accessible and ideal for casual browsing at a gentle pace suitable for recovery visitors.

• Allow about 2.5 h
• Free
• Park open 24 hours; galleries typically Tue-Sun 10:00-17:30, closed Mondays

Recovery fit: Mostly flat converted industrial area with wide paths, numerous cafes with seating, galleries with benches. Short visits to select venues possible; low steps, ample rest opportunities.

HistoryModerate effort

Nantou Ancient City

Historic 1700-year-old city with preserved ancient gates, temples, narrow lanes and modern creative shops/cafes. Offers glimpse into Shenzhen's roots alongside contemporary vibe. Main streets are walkable though some areas have traditional paving. Good for cultural immersion with flexible pacing.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• Streets open 24 hours; museums Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00, closed Mondays

Recovery fit: Main renovated streets are relatively flat and accessible but feature some uneven traditional paving and occasional steps at historic sites. Limit to wider lanes and use benches in cafes for rest.

LandmarkModerate effort

Ping An Finance Centre Free Sky

Observation deck on the 116th floor of one of the world's tallest buildings offering 360-degree panoramic views of Shenzhen, bay and distant Hong Kong. High-speed elevators provide effortless ascent. Glass skywalk and viewing platforms with seating areas. Iconic modern landmark experience.

• Allow about 1 h
• CNY 200
• 10:00-20:00 (last entry 19:15), open daily

Recovery fit: High-speed elevators eliminate climbing; deck has some standing areas and glass floor but includes seating. Short visit possible. Not suitable for those with severe vertigo but low walking demand.

Sources

• cntcm.com.cn
• sz.gov.cn
• sznews.com
• szszyy.cn
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