As an important part of TCM, bonesetting therapy has thousands of years of history. Yanqingmen bonesetting therapy was created by a martial arts practitioner, with most of its secret and effective prescriptions and skills inherited orally. Zhu Huaiyu is the 8th inheritor of Yanqingmen bonesetting therapy. Since he was twelve years old with the tutoring of his father, he has learned ancient Chinese and transcribed TCM classics. He has been working at it for more than 30 years.

To inherit TCM, in addition to family inheritance, you can also become an apprentice to a master. Decades ago, the blind Li Haiqing became an apprentice to learn massage, cupping and scraping, and now he has been engaged it for decades. In his clinic, he clearly marks the prices for various treatments and also posts contact numbers for the convenience of making appointments.