On September 3, 2024, the 79th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, a launch ceremony for "Remembering Heroes: Flying Tigers Photo Exhibition Tour" was held on at Nanjing Anti-Japanese Aviation Martyrs Memorial Hall. The delegation, comprised of members from the Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation and descendants of Flying Tigers veterans, was accompanied by MEBO Group President Yang Zhibin, reaffirming the historic U.S.-China bond.

Celebrating the Flying Tigers' Heroic Legacy

The Flying Tigers, formally known as the U.S. 14th Air Force, played a pivotal role in China's resistance against Japanese forces in World War II. 1941 General Claire Lee Chennault created the American Volunteer Group to assist China. This collaboration fostered deep friendships that have become a cornerstone of U.S.-China relations.

MEBO Group's Role in Enhancing Bilateral Relations

During the visit, President Yang Zhibin discussed potential medical, technological, and cultural collaborations with delegation members. As a leader in regenerative medicine, MEBO Group remains dedicated to advancing healthcare and promoting global cooperation.

Paying Tribute to the Heroes

On September 2, the delegation visited significant landmarks in Nanjing, including the Nanjing City Wall and John Rabe's House. A solemn ceremony at Anti-Japanese Aviation Martyrs Memorial Hall followed, with participants honoring those who sacrificed their lives for peace.

MEBO's Long-standing Commitment to U.S.-China Friendship

MEBO Group Vice Chairwoman Li Li has been essential in promoting U.S.-China cultural exchanges. Her continued efforts have helped preserve the Flying Tigers' legacy and contributed to a stable, collaborative future between the two nations.

This tour strengthened ties between the U.S. and China and reinforced healthcare, technology, and culture partnerships. MEBO Group's active role in the event highlighted its dedication to fostering long-lasting international cooperation.

About MEBO

Founded in 1987 by Professor Rongxiang Xu, a distinguished Chinese life scientist, MEBO Group is a multinational headquartered in both China and the USA. It integrates research, development, and sales across the pharmaceuticals, medical devices, health foods, and cosmetics sectors.

At its core, MEBO focuses on regenerative life sciences, innovating with over 100 patents and more than ten joint research bases to enhance and enable the body's own regenerative abilities.

As a leader in regenerative life science, MEBO's extensive research facilities and products impact over 100 countries globally, pioneering new frontiers in the regenerative life world.