Chongqing, China — September 25, 2025 — As 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the China–Australia Free Trade Agreement, bilateral economic cooperation continues to deepen. To celebrate this milestone, an Australian media delegation visited Chongqing HAIFU Company, gaining first-hand insights into China’s original focused ultrasound innovation and how the HAIFU® system is bringing non-invasive therapeutic solutions from Chongqing to the world.

China’s Original Non-invasive Technology Leading the World

Inside HAIFU’s exhibition hall, the delegation witnessed live demonstrations of focused ultrasound therapy through transparent tissue models and joint massage simulators. They experienced how high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) uses mechanical, cavitation, and thermal effects to precisely destroy tumors from outside the body—without any incision, bleeding, or radiation.

As a global pioneer in focused ultrasound ablation, HAIFU Technology has developed its entire system and key components with full independent intellectual property rights. The HAIFU® system is now exported to 35 countries and regions, providing organ-preserving treatment for more than 340,000 patients with benign and malignant solid tumors.“This is remarkable innovation,” one Australian media representative commented.“We hope to see the HAIFU® system introduced in Australia soon, so that our patients can also benefit from this truly non-invasive solution.”

HAIFU Technology has established a complete ecosystem covering basic research, technology transfer, clinical application, and physician training. Through international cooperation, HAIFU has expanded rapidly across the Asia-Pacific, Africa, and Latin America.

A Shared Vision for the Future

The visit of the Australian media delegation showcased China’s strength in original innovation and its global impact in precision, non-invasive medicine. From Chongqing to the world, HAIFU Technology continues to demonstrate how science, empathy, and collaboration can come together to safeguard human health and contribute to the building of a global community of shared well-being.