In the United Kingdom, the delegation visited Lan Chinese Medicine College in Manchester and Stoke Pout Acupuncture Center. They held working discussions with Tang Shulan, the dean of the Chinese medicine college, and Wang Hongwei, the person in charge of the acupuncture center respectively, and had extensive discussions and exchanges on the history, current situation, opportunities and challenges of traditional Chinese medicine in the United Kingdom. At the “Qilu Overseas Traditional Chinese Medicine Forum and 2024 British Association of Chinese Medicine Practitioners' Mingyi Acupuncture Workshop“ jointly held with the British Association of Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Danhuang Chinese Medicine College in the United Kingdom, Li Kejian, the president of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, gave a report on “Qilu Culture and the Origin and Development of Confucian Physicians“, and had in-depth exchanges with experts from the British Association of Chinese Medicine Practitioners on issues such as traditional Chinese medicine academics, clinical practice, traditional Chinese medicine education, and talent cultivation. Li Kejian, on behalf of the school, signed a cooperation memorandum with Chen Zanyu, the president of the British Association of Chinese Medicine Practitioners.