On August 6, the three‑day "Youth Career Planning Camp (Phase I) – Journey to Wuwei" concluded successfully at the China Heavy Ion Health and Wellness Town. More than 30 young participants engaged in a structured career planning program. The successful hosting of this camp marks a meaningful expansion of the Wellness Town's services into the field of youth education, demonstrating its unique capacity as a high‑quality, versatile service platform. It also confirms that the town is fully equipped to host a wide range of training programs, growth camps, and study tours.

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The camp focused on six key developmental challenges commonly faced by young people: unclear self‑awareness, lack of direction, insufficient motivation for learning, limited perspectives, weak teamwork skills, and low resilience to setbacks. A professional career planning system was introduced, utilizing scientific tools such as the MBTI personality assessment and Holland's vocational interest inventory to guide participants through deep self‑exploration and directional "diagnosis." Under the guidance of trained facilitators, each participant developed a personal career planning document, created a dream list and a vision board, and mapped out a clear growth pathway. Modules on emotional management, public speaking, resilience‑building exercises, and mind‑map‑based debriefing were integrated throughout the program, enabling participants to achieve significant comprehensive growth within a short period. These intensive training activities required a high level of support in terms of venue, accommodation, catering, and service quality — and the China Heavy Ion Health and Wellness Town met these demands with excellent integrated service capabilities.

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Built on the extensive technical expertise of the Wuwei Heavy Ion Center at Gansu Wuwei Cancer Hospital, and guided by the philosophy of "integrating cutting‑edge medical technology with accessible wellness services," the town has extended its services to provide whole‑life‑cycle health care. Covering a total area of 2,865 mu (approximately 191 hectares) with a planned construction area of 338,000 square meters, the town has established a comprehensive wellness service matrix. Anchored by China's first domestically produced heavy ion therapy system, the town operates a "three‑carriage" service model — "10‑S" sleep therapy, a one‑stop "check‑up + wellness + cultural tourism" service, and comprehensive whole‑life‑cycle wellness management. At the same time, it embraces a "five‑in‑one" concept integrating medical care, wellness, culture, tourism, and research, with the development of specialty functional zones, the advancement of a cellular therapy center to bridge medical and wellness care, and the creation of diverse accommodation spaces capable of hosting more than 600 wellness guests. Notably, the town has innovatively established a youth career exploration and study‑based practice base, offering young people immersive growth experiences within an ecological wellness setting, extending whole‑life‑cycle health care to include the stage of youth development. During the camp, participants benefited from medical‑grade accommodation and dining services, along with a serene and professional wellness environment, experiencing both physical relaxation and focused learning.

A "Natural Oxygen Bar" Covering Nearly 3,000 Mu

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Wild Geese and Egrets

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Peach Blossom Island

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The camp curriculum was developed and led by the team of Dr. Cheng Sheming, who has been dedicated to career education for over 30 years. This training series has been delivered for 96 sessions, serving over 4,000 young participants and more than 8,000 parents, with a well‑established curriculum system and standardized service processes. The instructor team included Senior Career Trainer Yang Jun, Psychology PhD Lu Chenhui, and other experienced mentors, supplemented by dedicated teaching assistants and outstanding alumni who guided participants through structured debriefing sessions, forming a multidisciplinary support model. This high‑quality training system complements the professional service capabilities of the China Heavy Ion Health and Wellness Town.

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Looking ahead, the Wuwei Heavy Ion Center will continue to optimize the town's supporting services, actively respond to diverse training needs, and establish a distinctive wellness benchmark integrating medical rehabilitation, study‑based education, and cultural experience — ensuring that every event held here is supported with precision and compassion. The town will remain committed to the goal of becoming a "first‑class wellness benchmark in China," continuously harnessing the synergistic effects of heavy ion technology and diversified industries to provide the public with higher‑quality health care and training experiences.

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