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when: 06 - 20 July 2023 | venue: The Royal Botanic Garden | cost: Free | address: Mrs Macquaries Road, Sydney NSW 2000 | website: https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/chinese-medicine-centre/events
published: 10 Jul 2023, 5 min read
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Ever wondered how plants have kept us healthy for thousands of years? The Chinese materia medica, also known as Chinese herbal medicine, may have the answer. With its rich history, it continues to play a vital role in our health today.
Join us on a fascinating journey through our exhibition that brings the world of Chinese herbal medicine to life. It's a treasure chest full of age-old wisdom, captivating stories, and balanced healing methods.
Whether you're a wellness enthusiast, healthcare professionals, or just curious about alternative therapy, this exhibition has something for you.
Check out exhibits on herb illustrations and antique herb prescriptions.
Discover a variety of Chinese herbs cleverly hidden amidst the natural splendour of the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
Get a taste of Chinese culture with activities like calligraphy and Tai Chi.
This exhibition is proudly brought to you by the Chinese Medicine Centre, in collaboration with Western Sydney University, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, and the Institute of Medicinal Plant Development of China Academy of Medical Sciences.
Come and join us to see how the stories of healing plants unfold! Let us show you a world where past meets present.
Photo courtesy of Sally Tsoutas, Western Sydney University.
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Ever wondered how plants have kept us healthy for thousands of years? The Chinese materia medica, also known as Chinese herbal medicine, may have the answer. With its rich history, it continues to play a vital role in our health today.
Join us on a fascinating journey through our exhibition that brings the world of Chinese herbal medicine to life. It's a treasure chest full of age-old wisdom, captivating stories, and balanced healing methods.
Whether you're a wellness enthusiast, healthcare professionals, or just curious about alternative therapy, this exhibition has something for you.
Check out exhibits on herb illustrations and antique herb prescriptions.
Discover a variety of Chinese herbs cleverly hidden amidst the natural splendour of the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.
Get a taste of Chinese culture with activities like calligraphy and Tai Chi.
This exhibition is proudly brought to you by the Chinese Medicine Centre, in collaboration with Western Sydney University, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, and the Institute of Medicinal Plant Development of China Academy of Medical Sciences.
Come and join us to see how the stories of healing plants unfold! Let us show you a world where past meets present.
Photo courtesy of Sally Tsoutas, Western Sydney University.
Go see Chinese Materia Medica Exhibition 2023.
Chinese Materia Medica Exhibition 2023 is on 06 - 20 July 2023. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney. Call 0405 802 756 for details. Visit their website at https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/chinese-medicine-centre/events.
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