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Zhang Xinyuan, a Chinese gender relationship expert, leads thousands of women to challenge the Guinness World Records

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Zhang Xinyuan, a Chinese gender relationship expert, leads thousands of women to challenge the Guinness World Records
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Zhang Xinyuan, a Chinese gender relationship expert, leads thousands of women to challenge the Guinness World Records

2025-10-13 15:00 Last Updated At:15:15

BOAO, China, Oct. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2025, the Boao Forum for Asia International Conference Center in Hainan, China, hosted a highly anticipated international health event. Zhang Xinyuan,the founder and chairman of Vimi Wellness (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd. and a renowned gender relationship expert, led thousands of women from various regions in China to successfully challenge the Guinness World Record for the "largest number of women performing pelvic floor muscle exercises." This event not only demonstrated the increasing attention Chinese women are paying to their own health management but also successfully brought the traditionally "private topic" of female pelvic health into the international public eye.

Breaking the silence: From personal health to public issues

With over 17 years of experience in the field of gender relationships and women's health, Zhang Xinyuan has long been an educator specializing in these areas. She transitioned from the beauty industry early in her career and, based on her deep insights into women's emotions and physical and mental health, founded the "Vimi Wellness" brand, which is committed to providing comprehensive health services that cover physiology, psychology, and emotional support.

Although women's health topics are gradually gaining more attention globally, pelvic floor muscle health, an important part of women's postpartum recovery and long-term health management, has long been on the periphery of public discussion. Many women, due to cultural concepts or limited understanding, find it difficult to actively seek professional support and solutions. The Guinness challenge initiated by Zhang Xinyuan was precisely aimed at breaking this silence.

"We hope to sincerely and openly discuss the importance of women's health, especially pelvic health, through an event with international visibility," said Zhang Xinyuan at the event site.

International platform, a thousand women respond together

The event attracted participants from many provinces and cities in China. Among them were both long-term followers of Zhang Xinyuan's courses and newcomers who had learned about the importance of pelvic health through social media and signed up actively. At the Boao Forum for Asia, a venue with international prestige, thousands of women completed the collective training under Zhang Xinyuan's unified instructions.

A participant from Shanghai said, "I used to feel embarrassed to talk about such topics, but today, seeing so many people walking the same path as me, I feel very encouraged."

Currently, the "Vimi Flexibility Technique" course founded by Zhang Xinyuan has served more than 20,000 students, and its online live courses attract tens of thousands of people to participate continuously in the form of morning training every day. Many students have reported that the course has not only improved their physical condition but also enhanced their self-acceptance and confidence.

From China to overseas: New insights into women's health management

As a health educator with an international vision, Zhang Xinyuan has been committed to integrating gender education, emotional management, and women's physical health for many years. She emphasizes that true health is the unity of body and mind, "The body is the starting point of all beauty," and only with physical and mental health can women more confidently manage relationships and realize their own value.

This Guinness World Record challenge is not only a milestone in the field of Chinese women's health but also sends an important signal to women worldwide: health issues should not be hidden but should be openly discussed and scientifically managed. Zhang Xinyuan said that she will continue to promote exchanges and cooperation in the field of Chinese women's health in the future, and help more women and families recognize and value pelvic health through lectures, offline workshops, and content popularization.

"We may not be able to change everyone's concepts immediately, but we can start with one person, one family, or even one event," she said. "Today we took a small step in Boao, but I believe it is an important beginning."

To learn more about Zhang Xinyuan and "Vimi Wellness" please visit the brand's official website: https://www.vmihemei.com/

About Zhang Xinyuan:

Zhang Xinyuan is a gender relationship expert, the founder and chairman of Vimi Wellness (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd., and a standing director of the Chinese Anti-Aging Professional Committee. She holds a certification in sex psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in the United States and has been deeply involved in the field of women's private health for 17 years. In 2024, she won the China regional championship of the "47th MRS UNIVERSE 2024 CHINA FINAL" and has more than 5 million fans on Chinese social media platforms. She also runs two women's private health specialty hospitals in Hangzhou and Hainan, committed to promoting the development of women's private health awareness and services.

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Zhang Xinyuan, a Chinese gender relationship expert, leads thousands of women to challenge the Guinness World Records

Zhang Xinyuan, a Chinese gender relationship expert, leads thousands of women to challenge the Guinness World Records

SYDNEY, Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Miroma Project Factory (MPF) is proud to announce the successful completion of the Technical Feasibility Assessment (TFA) and Proof of Concept (POC) for an AI-powered vaping cessation support tool designed specifically for young Australians aged 14 to 25, in collaboration with Cancer Council NSW.

With vaping rates rising and traditional cessation tools failing to connect with younger audiences, this early-stage work represents a crucial step in ensuring any eventual AI solution is both effective and safe. By focusing first on technical feasibility, the project team has been able to identify opportunities, assess risks, and set clear boundaries for responsible AI use before committing resources to full-scale development and complex training.

Developed in close collaboration with young people, health experts, and youth organisations, the concept is for a chatbot that offers accessible, non-judgmental guidance in a voice young people can relate to. It would include goal setting, personalised messages, milestone tracking, and escalation support when needed, all designed to feel like a conversation with a peer rather than a lecture.

"This isn't about telling young people what to do, it's about listening to what they need," said Kat Robinson, CEO of Miroma Project Factory. "By thoroughly testing feasibility and boundaries first, we're ensuring any final product is aligned with both youth needs and responsible technology principles."

This project was backed by research, informed by experience, it builds on a national co-design process involving over 150 young Australians, facilitated by Cancer Council NSW and supported by partners including U1, MASS LBP, and Avion. The research confirmed that young people want help to quit but they want it on their terms.

The strongest demand came for tools that are accessible on mobile, available 24/7, and allow users to check in with themselves, track progress, and receive encouragement without shame or pressure. More than 80% of surveyed young people said they would use a tool like this if it were available today.

The chatbot experience will respond directly to those insights - offering a highly personalised quit journey that feels safe, supportive, and youth-led.

This proof of concept sets the stage for scale,  the foundation for a broader digital vaping cessation platform designed to meet the needs of diverse young people across Australia. The vision is clear: build a national digital service that combines empathy, evidence, and technology to reduce harm and increase access to support - particularly for those who may never engage with traditional help-seeking pathways.

MPF was pivotal in contributing to strategic technical planning, user experience design, content development, and communications positioning - ensuring the prototype is not only viable, but built to inform future partnerships, funding pathways, and national scale-up.

About Cancer Council NSW

Cancer Council NSW is a leading not-for-profit organisation dedicated to a cancer-free future. Through research, education, advocacy and support, Cancer Council NSW works to reduce the impact of cancer in communities across New South Wales and beyond. Their tobacco control initiatives include national leadership on vaping research, cessation tools, and youth engagement. 

About Miroma Project Factory (MPF)

MPF is a multi-award-winning digital strategy and product studio that delivers innovative digital solutions across web, platforms, and systems. Specialising in purposeful technology, MPF works at the intersection of strategy, design, and engineering to create impactful digital products for organisations ready to lead. With deep expertise in healthcare, MPF helps clients scale responsibly, communicate clearly, and connect meaningfully with their audiences. MPF is the development studio behind the multi award-winning My QuitBuddy app for the Department of Health. For more information, visit www.theprojectfactory.com.

For media enquiries, interviews or partnership opportunities, please contact:

Miroma Project Factory
info@theprojectfactory.com

Tiana Vourliotis
Cancer Council NSW
tiana.vourliotis@nswcc.org.au 

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