Mr. Peng Zhendi was born on January 8, 1950 in Peking Union Medical College Hospital.
As a lineal grandson of Peng Bixiu, a famous doctor in Guangdong Province, he was immerged in rational Chinese culture from childhood and began to study and practice martial arts, traditional Chinese medicine and qigong since the 1960s, and was instructed by many masters successively.
His abundant works cover a lot of fields ranging from rational Chinese medicine, martial arts to Chinese management philosophy, such as Chinese Regimen Series: Regimen of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Easy Ways of Regimen by Traditional Chinese Medicine, Mystery of Yi Boxing, A Youngster Stepping onto the Kick Boxing Arena, Regimen and Fighting by Yi Boxing, Bearing Virtues in Mind Sincerely, A Big Comprehensiveness, Brightness of the Moon and the Sun, Sublation and Renaissance, Huaxia Ways to Culturing of Body and Mind, Kangtai Clinical Records, Regimen of Psychology-recuperation and so on. His disciples are now scattered all over the world.
After graduating from Economic Management College of Jinan University, Guangzhou in 1982, Mr. Peng successively worked as the general managers of Industrial and Commercial Construction Corporation of China and Huaxia Urban Construction Corporation. Besides his work in foreign trade and economy, he is also in charge of Huaxia Civil and Martial Hall and Huaxia Institute of Sports Science.
1995 found Mr. Peng listed in Volume I of The Striving History of One Hundred Excellent Entrepreneurs, and he also became a commissioner of Chinese Martial Arts Association.
Kangtaibao is a health food series developed by him according to the life philosophy of Yin-Yang Five Elements followed by traditional Chinese medicine, and refined with both dietary and medicinal nutrient components extracted from plants and animals with bioengineering technology. If taken in accordance with the yin-yang regimen theory of traditional Chinese medicine, Kangtaibao can enable the consumers to achieve the effects of improving health and dispelling diseases by turning complexity into simplicity and handling complexity by simplicity, thus earning a good reputation among the broad consumers.
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