12/04/2025
Remembering my patient Ms. Xin Fengxia (famous actress) Today is April 12, the Chinese lunar year of the snake, and the 27th anniversary of the death of my patient, the late Chinese Pingju performing arts master, Ms. Xin Fengxia, the former president of the China Pingju Theater. At this moment, as her family health care doctor, I feel extremely sad, so I would like to take this opportunity to write a short article to express my deep remembrance and remembrance of Ms. Xin Fengxia. In 1975, Ms. Xin suffered from cerebral hemorrhage and left limb paralysis due to overwork and mental stimulation. More than ten years later, she developed right shoulder periarthritis, often waking up in pain at night, and the movement of her right upper limb was severely limited. For this reason, she went to many large hospitals for treatment, but the effect was still unsatisfactory. Later, I met her at a meeting at the 21st Century Hotel in Beijing. From then on, I used massage and hot needle to treat her shoulder periarthritis. It was cured after about eight treatments. In 1997, I came to Melbourne to settle down and engaged in Chinese medicine and acupuncture. On April 12, 1998, I learned in Australia that Ms. Xin had another sudden cerebral hemorrhage and passed away at the age of 71. Recalling the friendship between Ms. Xin Fengxia and me in Beijing, I feel very happy and will never forget it. Finally, I wish Ms. Xin Fengxia rest in peace forever, and her artistic soul will be passed down from generation to generation! The left picture below: Dr Martin Liu treated Ms. Xin for frozen shoulder. The right picture: Mr. Zhou Enlai, the first Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China, met Ms. Xin.