Dr. Young Wei-Chieh

Dr. Young Wei-Chieh, a distinguished disciple of Master Tung Ching Chang, is renowned for his extensive contributions to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and acupuncture. Born in Taiwan, Dr. Young was immersed in a family with a deep background in TCM, which paved the way for his lifelong dedication to this healing art.

Contributions to Acupuncture Throughout his career, Dr. Young has been instrumental in expanding and documenting Master Tung’s Acupuncture. He developed the “Chien-Yin (Pulling & Guiding) Needling Technique” and the “Zang-Fu Bie Tong (Organ Divergent Communications) theory,” enhancing the efficacy and applications of Tung’s points. His first book, “Zhen Jiao Jing Wei” (The Longitude and Latitude of Acupuncture and Moxibustion), published in 1975, was the first to document Master Tung’s points with expanded theories and clinical experiences​ .

Teaching and Legacy Dr. Young has spent over 40 years researching and teaching TCM. He has a unique ability to make complex concepts accessible, transforming them into effective clinical practices. His no-holds-barred teaching style has garnered him a large following, with students and practitioners eager to learn from his vast knowledge. Dr. Young’s efforts have made Master Tung’s Acupuncture highly valued and widely taught worldwide, particularly in Taiwan, China, Korea, and the US.

Global Impact Dr. Young’s work has ensured that the powerful effects and value of Master Tung’s Acupuncture are recognized globally. His dedication to research, teaching, and clinical practice has preserved and expanded this unique acupuncture system, making it an essential part of TCM education and practice.

Dr. Wei-Chieh Young inspires and educates new generations of acupuncturists, ensuring that Master Tung’s legacy lives on and benefits countless patients worldwide.