It All Began With a Heart to Heal

Mr. Wong Shook Phing

In 1938, Wong Shook Phing graduated from the Guangdong TCM Research Institute in Hong Kong.

Driven by compassion and purpose, he began a journey that would one day become a family legacy of healing.

Portrait of Mr. Wong Shook Phing, founder of Wong Shook Phing TCM Centre and pioneer in Malaysia’s Chinese medicine development since 1978.
"Vintage photo of a Hong Kong street with a tram, symbolizing Mr. Wong's teaching journey from Hong Kong to Guangdong during the 1940s."

1940

He taught gynecology and herbal formulas at Lingnan TCM School in Hong Kong for a year before returning home due to the Pacific War.

"Black and white photo of a medical classroom in the 1940s, reflecting Mr. Wong’s appointment as medical officer in Guangdong Third Prison."

1944

He was appointed by the Guangdong High Court as the medical officer of Guangdong Third Prison, serving for three years.

"Illustration of Tung Shin Hospital and Malaysia map, marking Mr. Wong’s return to Hong Kong and later appointment as Head of Internal Medicine."

1948

After the war, he returned to Hong Kong and soon qualified as a resident physician at Tung Shin Hospital in Kuala Lumpur.

1953

He was appointed as the Head of Internal Medicine at the hospital.

Historic group photo in front of a Chinese temple, representing Mr. Wong's volunteer service at Zhong Hua Free Clinic.

1954

He volunteered for 21 years and served 8 years as director at Zhong Hua Free Clinic, offering free care to the underprivileged.

Mr. Wong shaking hands at Malaysia's first TCM college, commemorating his role as a founding lecturer.

1955

He was among the first appointed

lecturer at Malaysia's first TCM college

established to train future TCM practitioners.

*These photos were taken during his years of service.

Group photo of TCM doctors at Chung Wah Free Clinic, showcasing Mr. Wong’s 21 years as a volunteer and 10 years as clinic director.

A Lifetime of Service

21 Years

Volunteer Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor

10 Years

Director, Chung Wah Free Clinic

*These photos were taken during his years of service.

Black and white photo of Mr. Wong receiving recognition as Vice Dean of Malaysia TCM College, highlighting his 34-year contribution.

1965

He was appointed

Vice Dean of the Malaysia TCM College

assisting in its administration and nurturing new talent for 34 years.

1965

He was invited to serve as a resident physician at "Pak Cheong Tong" on Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur.

He resigned after completing his tenure at Tung Shin Hospital.

1970

He was invited to serve as a resident physician at “Yik Sang Tong” on Jalan Pudu, consulting two hours each at both herbal halls in the mornings and afternoons.

In 1965, Mr. Wong served as a resident physician at Pak Cheong Tong on Petaling Street, and later at Yik Sang Tong on Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur

1978

Mr. Wong Shook Phing founded “Ching Ann Medical Hall Sdn. Bhd.” (meaning “celebrating peace”), now known as “Wong Shook Phing Health Centre.”

Founding of Ching Ann Medical Hall in 1978, with Mr. Wong Shook Phing and staff standing in front of the traditional shopfront decorated with flowers and Chinese signage.

1982

Mr. Wong was hospitalized for a sudden heart attack and diagnosed with myocardial infarction, with coronary artery blockages of 100%, 100%, and 80% in three vessels.

Illustration of Mr. Wong's heart condition in 1982, showing coronary artery blockages with 100%, 100%, and 80% in three vessels leading to a myocardial infarction diagnosis

1983

Following his doctor's advice, Mr. Wong temporarily stopped practicing and used his own blood-activating and stasis-removing herbal formula to treat himself.

Traditional Chinese medicine practitioner weighing herbal slices using a brass balance scale, symbolizing Mr. Wong’s self-treatment with blood-activating and stasis-removing herbs in 1983.

1986

After successfully recovering through self-treatment, Mr. Wong resumed his medical practice and began developing the formula for Huo Xue Bao An Dan.

Traditional Chinese herbalist developing a new formula using dried herbs and handwritten prescriptions, representing Mr. Wong's creation of Huo Xue Bao An Dan in 1986.

1987

Mr. Wong Shook Phing was elected as the

President of the Malaysian Chinese Medical Association.

Mr. Wong Shook Phing and fellow members of the Malaysian Chinese Medical Association, commemorating his election as President in 1987.

1992

He was appointed as a visiting professor by Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine (formerly Guangzhou College of Traditional Chinese Medicine).

Mr. Wong Shook Phing and delegates at Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine, where he was appointed visiting professor in 1992.

In October, he was invited to present his paper titled “Self-Experimentation Report on Treating Coronary Heart Disease with Blood-Activating and Stasis-Removing Therapy” at the International Conference on TCM Cardiology in Beijing.

Mr. Wong Shook Phing presenting his TCM cardiology paper with a microphone and pointer, standing beside a coronary artery diagram and a certificate from the International Conference on TCM Cardiology in Beijing.

After flying to Jinan and climbing over 400 stone steps, Reaching the top of Mount Tai felt like nothing but a light workout.

Mr. Wong Shook Phing and companions resting atop Mount Tai after climbing over 400 stone steps, smiling and enjoying the view on a bright day.

Invited to attend the 2nd China Guangzhou International Conference on Traditional Chinese Medicine, where he presented his paper:

《Clinical Report on the Efficacy of Chinese Medicine in Treating Coronary Heart Disease.》

Scanned pages of Mr. Wong's published paper titled "Clinical Report on the Efficacy of Chinese Medicine in Treating Coronary Heart Disease," presented at the 2nd China Guangzhou TCM Conference.

1999

He was appointed as the Dean of the Malaysia TCM College by its Board of Directors.

In his later years, Mr. Wong semi-retired but continued to see patients part-time.

After completing his term as President of the Malaysian Chinese Medical Association, he was appointed Honorary President and Special Advisor.

Portrait wall featuring past presidents of the Malaysian Chinese Medical Association, including Mr. Wong Shook Phing.

2000

Wong Shook Phing’s flagship product, Huo Xue Bao An Dan, was officially launched.

Wong Shook Phing at the product launch ceremony of Huo Xue Bao An Dan, joined by staff and guests at Peace-One Enterprise.

To date, it has helped more than 19,772 individuals improve cardiovascular well-being.

Product shot of Huo Xue Bao An Dan, Wong Shook Phing’s cardiovascular health supplement, with new packaging design

The Wong Shook Phing Medical Anthology is a curated collection of Dr. Wong’s medical reflections, published research, media reports, and significant moments from her lifelong dedication to TCM.

Cover of the Wong Shook Phing Medical Anthology with archival photo of Dr. Wong and students, celebrating her TCM legacy.

2001

Building on her father's legacy, Dr. Wong Yoke Chan launched— a modern herbal formula that offers easier storage and usage for patients, continuing the family mission of making TCM more practical and accessible.

Product image of Ping Gan Su (平肝素), a modern herbal formula launched by Dr. Wong Yoke Chan in 2001.

To better support patients with more severe cardiovascular symptoms, the enhanced Huo Xue Bao An Dan – Strong Formula was introduced.

It has since helped more than 42,200 individuals regain better health.

Product image of Huo Xue Bao An Dan – Strong Formula, designed to support severe cardiovascular symptoms.

2002

Ching Ann Medical Hall Sdn. Bhd. purchased its own property in Pudu, Kuala Lumpur.

Peace-One Enterprise (M) Sdn. Bhd. was established, focusing on the research and development of herbal health products.

Front view of Ching Ann Medical Hall Sdn. Bhd. clinic in Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, after acquiring its own property.

2006

Mr. Wong Shook Phing passed away peacefully at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy of love and healing.

Portrait of Mr. Wong Shook Phing in a suit, smiling, with Chinese calligraphy beside him that reads 'Spirit Lives On,' commemorating his peaceful passing at age 89.

Since then, his daughter

Mdm. Wong Yoke Chan

has fully taken over the responsibilities of running the TCM clinic, carrying forward her father's spirit as a devoted healer.

2016 - 2018

Dr. Wong Yoke Chan completed development and launched Hua Tan Wan (stopped), Yi Shen Dan and Blood Sugar–Lowering Tea.

Product display of Wong Shook Phing’s Blood Sugar-Lowering Tea with natural mint leaves, designed to help regulate blood sugar levels.
Yi Shen Dan supplement bottle and packaging, a kidney-nourishing herbal formula by Wong Shook Phing TCM

2019

On November 16, the clinic relocated from Pudu, Kuala Lumpur to Old Klang Road and officially began operations at the new location.

Front view of Wong Shook Phing Medical Centre after moving to Old Klang Road in 2019（黄叔平中医馆 2019 年搬迁至旧巴生路后的门面照）

2020

Launching Online Consultations During the COVID-19 Movement Control Order

In response to the government’s Movement Control Order (MCO) during the COVID-19 pandemic, WSP introduced online video consultations to ensure patients could still access professional TCM care from home.

Through virtual sessions, patients were able to communicate directly with physicians, while herbal powders were delivered by post — ensuring continuity of care and access to essential remedies during a time of limited mobility and uncertainty.

Mobile phone screen showing a video consultation between a physician and a patient during the pandemic.

Today, WSP serves clients from Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Cambodia, the United States, and Australia.

Many of them consult Dr. Wong Yoke Chan through online consultations.

Map showing WSP’s online consultation clients from regions including Singapore, USA, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Cambodia, and Australia.

Convenient Online Ordering Now Available

To better serve patients, WSP is committed to offering more accessible and supportive healthcare options.

With this service, patients can save time and enjoy a more seamless consultation experience — receiving professional advice, services, and herbal products without leaving their homes, all aimed at faster recovery.

Screenshots of WSP's e-commerce website on laptop and mobile for seamless online ordering.

2021

WSP began partnering with livestream platforms to reach a wider audience with real health needs — helping more people understand the importance of Traditional Chinese Medicine and long-term internal regulation.

This initiative led to growing engagement and positive feedback across online channels.

WSP livestream session with doctor and host promoting TCM products online

Giving Back to the Community:
Supporting Cardiovascular Health

This year, WSP has dedicated a portion of its business revenue to subsidize treatment costs for low-income patients suffering from cardiovascular diseases — helping to ease their financial burden while supporting their journey to better health.

Beneficiaries include:

  • Patients with 30–50% coronary artery blockage
  • Patients recommended for angioplasty (“stent” procedure)
  • Patients requiring coronary bypass surgery
  • Stroke survivors with partial paralysis
WSP giving back to the community — smiling elderly couple with charity heart bag and medical consultation photo.

Wong Shook Phing Brand Awarded the 2022 “Shang Hai” Trustworthy Brand Award

Dr. Wong Yoke Chan receiving the 2022 “Shang Hai” Trustworthy Brand Award with certification plaque.

“Qiang Xin Dan” Enhanced Formula of Huo Xue Bao An Dan Recipient of the 2022 Malaysia Health Brand Award

Advertisement of Qiang Xin Dan, enhanced formula for Huo Xue Bao An Dan, awarded Malaysia Health Brand 2022.

2023

45th Anniversary Celebration

To celebrate its 45th anniversary, Wong Shook Phing organized an offline event themed “A Benevolent Heart in TCM, A Century of Legacy”, honoring the compassionate spirit of Dr. Wong and the brand’s mission to carry that legacy forward for generations to come.

The event also featured nostalgic games and street-style lucky draw activities to engage the local community.

Celebration photo with the WSP team holding anniversary signage outside their clinic.

A Younger Brand Team, Reaching a Younger Generation

To break the stereotypical image of TCM among younger audiences, the Wong Shook Phing brand began actively engaging in on-ground campaigns and boosting its social media presence.

By entering the lives of the younger generation, the brand aims to help more youths experience and appreciate the unique value and charm of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

This initiative led to growing engagement and positive feedback across online channels.

On-ground booth by young WSP team promoting TCM to new generation during a local event.

2024

Launching “Heal Ark” Wellness Studio

Heal Ark is the first self-owned wellness concept space under Wong Shook Phing Health Center. It is dedicated to combining Traditional Chinese Medicine therapies with modern wellness practices in a personalized, immersive experience.

A space designed for both physical relaxation and mental relief.

Heal Ark focuses on individual needs, offering personalized therapies to ease fatigue and tension — helping guests recover, recharge, and reconnect with themselves, both inside and out.

Interior of Heal Ark, WSP’s first personalized wellness studio offering integrated TCM treatments.

WSP now at Central Market

Wong Shook Phing has officially entered Central Market — a historic landmark also known as “Pasar Seni,” celebrated for its vibrant cultural fusion and tourist appeal. This marks a meaningful step in establishing the brand’s presence on an international stage.

The presence offers an opportunity to share Dr. Wong’s 60+ years of Traditional Chinese Medicine wisdom and her signature herbal formulas with a global audience.

Central Market façade and display shelf of Wong Shook Phing herbal snacks and health products.

First Wellness Market

Wong Shook Phing hosted our first Wellness Market (养生节) and held the official opening ceremony for Heal Ark, expanding WSP’s services into holistic wellness and therapeutic treatments.

Tent setup of WSP’s first wellness market showcasing multiple stalls and Heal Ark’s launch banner.