"In recent years, Five-animal Boxing invented by Hua Tuo has been favored by a large number of young people, especially the "Gen Z" at home and abroad, be it on the Internet or on campus," said Hua Yi, the 59th-generation inheritor of Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing, a national intangible cultural heritage in China. Up to now, Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing has been viewed more than 200 million times on the Internet.

　　Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing is an ancient health preservation technique invented by medical scientist Hua Tuo in the Eastern Han Dynasty. By following the laws of yin and yang, five elements, viscera, meridians, qi and blood in traditional Chinese medicine, and imitating the movement posture of animals such as tigers, deer, apes, bears and birds, Hua Tuo created a set of health and fitness exercises. In order to keep Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing progressing with the times and enter the life of young people, Hua Yi combines it with the Internet, dance drama, animation, health care and tourism.

　　Hua Yi traveled to more than 20 countries and regions to promote Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing. "Every time I go abroad to perform, many local residents would come to discuss with me. Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing focuses on practicing qi, and international friends are very interested in it." 

　　Bozhou City of Anhui Province, the birthplace of Hua Tuo Five-animal Boxing, has a long history in the development of traditional Chinese medicine culture. It is the world's largest distribution center and price formation center for Chinese medicinal materials, thus known as the Capital of Chinese Medicine.