In the West, Dr. Salustino Wong is one of the most prolific specialists of Classical Chinese Medicine, a school of thought that has been gaining ground in the modern academic world, staying true to the roots of ancient books.

Salustino left for China at the age of 22, after having met his first teacher in Cuba, his native land, who left him enchanted by the medicine in the country of his grandparents.

At the University of Chinese Medicine in Nanjing, he entered an academic career until completing his doctorate. Along his path, he met great Teachers and mentors with whom he maintains ties to this day, some examples are: Huang Huang 黃 煌, Zhao Ming Hua 趙鳴華 (ShanHanlun 傷寒 論), Yin Ming 殷 明 (Pediatrics), Wang Ning Sheng 王寧生 (Acupuncture), Tao Kun 陶 坤 (Acupuncture and Moxibustion), Zhang Ke Jian 張克儉 (Tui Na), Shan Zhao Wei 單 兆 偉 (Gastroenterology) ， Tan Yong 谈 勇 (Gynecology), Xue Bin 薛 斌 ( Tai Ji Chuan), among others equally illustrious. During his time in China, Salustino immersed himself in Taoist, Buddhist, Confucian teachings, and the study of the art of calligraphy, embracing his passion for teas and the sacred instrument Gu Qin.

Salustino Wong meets Prof. Huang Huang in 1998, where he first comes into contact with the Jing Fang method and falls in love with its effectiveness and simplicity of prescription, within the in-depth study of classical Chinese medicine. He becomes his student, maintaining this connection to this day.

After several years of teaching in various European countries, the desire to remedy some defects in phytotherapy was born in Portugal, where Salustino began teaching in 2007. Currently, his teachings are present in Cuba, Peru, Italy, Estonia, France, Spain and Portugal.

A Latin Westerner motivated by Eastern and European culture, after 20 years in China and after having traveled paths where very few have been, Salustino becomes a rare and indispensable piece to understand the thought that is at the base of medicine. China, and how often it is enigmatic to Westerners.