Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang, Seattle traditional Chinese medicine physician

About Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang O.M.D., L.Ac., AEMP

Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang has been practicing medicine for over 30 years and is recognized internationally as one of the world's leading physicians of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Dr. Wang taught as a professor at the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing, China.

Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang uses acupuncture and herbs in the traditions of Chinese medicine with a sensitivity & understanding of Western medicine.

Born in a family of imperial physicians, he is the sixth generation of prominent Chinese physicians.

Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang, O.M.D., L.Ac., holding an award in front of Chinese calligraphy scrollsDr. Xue-Zhi Wang, O.M.D., L.Ac., holding an award in front of Chinese calligraphy scrolls
Xiao Yu Wang, L.Ac., seated at a table in front of traditional Chinese paintings
Seventh Generation

Xiao Yu Wang, L.Ac.

Xiao Yu Wang is the son of Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang and the seventh generation of physicians in the Wang family. He grew up in his father's clinic, trained in China, and went on to earn a Master of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Bastyr University.

A Licensed Acupuncturist in Washington State and an NCCAOM-certified Diplomate of Acupuncture, Xiao sees patients alongside his father at the University District clinic, carrying the family's traditional methods forward for a new generation. His practice focuses on sciatica, chronic pain, and women's health.

Wang Family History

For six generations the Wang family has served as personal physicians to the Emperors and the Imperial Court in Beijing.
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Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang is among the sixth generation of highly respected doctors in his family, and his son Xiao Yu Wang now carries the tradition into the seventh. Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang is descended from the famous doctor, healer and Qi Gong master Wang An Dao, who wrote many medical textbooks during the Ming Dynasty.

These treatments are so effective that medical students and doctors in China still study from and use them to treat their patients.

Ancestors of Dr. Wang

Portrait of Wang Lv, Ming dynasty imperial physician and ancestor of Dr. Wang
Dr. Wang's ancestor Wang Lv.
Wang Lv lived during the Ming dynasty and served as physician to the Emperor and his family. He was also a very accomplished and famous artist whose work has been honored with National Treasure status and is on display in the Palace Museum in Beijing.
Portrait of Qing Ren Wang, Qing dynasty physician and ancestor of Dr. Wang
Dr. Wang's ancestor Qing Ren Wang.
Qing Ren Wang is a famous figure in Chinese Medical History. Qing Ren Wang developed the medicinal recipe to treat heart disease during the Qing dynasty. Medical schools still study the writings of Qing Ren Wang to this day.
Portrait of Wang Hu, personal physician to Empress Ci Xi and ancestor of Dr. Wang
Dr. Wang's Ancestor Wang Hu.
Wang Hu served as Empress Ci Xi's personal physician during the Qing dynasty. Wang Hu developed a prescription for opium addiction,
playing a major role in saving China from widespread addiction.
Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang with his daughter Dr. Yan Wang outside his art show The Chinese DaVinci
Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang is also an internationally renowned artist. Here he poses with his daughter, Dr. Yan Wang, outside his art show "The Chinese DaVinci".

Dr. Wang demonstrating acupuncture technique (2020)

Dr. Wang teaching acupuncture

Dr. Wang and his students (2020)

Dr. Wang with famous writer Yang Zhao Lin and famous artist Wang Ke.

Dr. Wang showing his work to the Washington Art Department Director.

Dr. Wang treats the Princess of Thailand Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, who is also an avid collector of Dr. Wang's artwork.

Dr. Wang posing in front of one of his many artworks on display in the personal home of President Xi Jinping.

Dr. Wang attending the Presidential banquet for the visit of President Xi Jinping. Seattle, WA (2015)

Art show in honor of Dr. Wang and his accomplishments in fine art. Hunan Province (2018).

Book an Appointment

Experience a family tradition of care.

See Dr. Xue-Zhi Wang or Xiao Yu Wang, L.Ac., at our clinic in Seattle's University District.

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