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Digital and Intelligent Health Forum | Ding Fengli: AI reshapes TCM

wicinternet.org | Updated: 2026-07-27 15:14

Ding Fengli speaks at the Digital and Intelligent Health Forum during the 2026 World Internet Conference Digital Silk Road Development Forum. [Photo/wicinternet.org]

Ding Fengli, chief information officer of Dong-E-E-Jiao, part of China Resources Pharmaceutical Group, discussed the transformative impact of AI on the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) industry at the World Internet Conference Digital Silk Road Development Forum held on July 22 in Xi'an, Shaanxi province.

Ding shared insights into how AI empowers the entire TCM value chain, noting that Dong-E-E-Jiao has established a smart farming system that enables round-the-clock monitoring of the physical features and behaviors of donkeys.

The company has pioneered a new AI-driven approach to TCM research and development, utilizing large language models that integrate medical knowledge, domain data, and decades of industry experience.

It also collaborates with leading institutions to utilize AI-powered digital twin technology, online analysis, and intelligent technologies to deconstruct TCM production mechanisms.

Ding highlighted the company's commitment to preserving the essence of TCM's diagnostic methods, using digital devices and computer and mobile terminals to provide personalized solutions for consumers needing to identify their body constitution.

Ding outlined three key dimensions for driving digital intelligence innovation in the industry, including establishing a digital base, strengthening employees' digital capabilities, and fostering an open and collaborative ecosystem.

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