Traditional Chinese medicine doctor, 30, stuns millions after showing off her unbelievably ripped physique
Yuan Herong from China's Qingdao has always dreamt of being a Kung Fu fighter
But her parents, both doctors, told her to go to medical school for a stable career
She began gym training after meeting a professional bodybuilder through work
Her gruelling workouts earned her an incredibly toned body and throngs of fans
By TRACY YOU FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 06:42 EDT, 29 October 2019 | UPDATED: 13:16 EDT, 29 October 2019
A traditional Chinese medicine practitioner has soared to fame after revealing what's underneath her white coat: her incredibly toned muscles.
Fitness fanatic Yuan Herong, 30, started exercising two years ago because she wanted to 'look stronger'.
With the simple goal in mind, she hits the gym five times a week come rain or shine, and her gruelling workouts have earned her an unbelievably ripped physique and hundreds of thousands of followers on social media.
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Physician Yuan Herong (pictured) has amazed the internet after showing off her astonishing body on social media platforms. Ms Yuan, 30, comes from the Chinese city of Qingdao
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The medics says she has always been a fan of sports since she was a child, particularly Chinese Kung Fu, but her parents wanted her to go to medical school in order to have a stable career
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At the beginning, Ms Yuan started to exercise because she wanted herself to 'look stronger', but the fitness fanatic, who works at a clinic in eastern China, now competes nationally
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According to the medical worker, she doesn't need to work shifts, therefore she is able to exercise in the evening after work.
She says she goes to the gym four to five times a week
Ms Yuan works as a physician in a traditional Chinese medicine clinic in the city of Qingdao in eastern China's Shandong Province.
She says she has always been a fan of sports since childhood, particularly Chinese Kung Fu, but her parents wanted her to have a stable career.
'Both my parents are doctors. At first, I didn't really want to study traditional Chinese medicine, I liked martial arts,' Ms Yuan told MailOnline.
'My parents told me not to give up my medical studies because they said it was a career that could benefit me for all my life,' the medic added.
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Initially Ms Yuan took yoga class, but she soon realised it couldn't help her grow muscles which was her goal at the time, so she hired a private instructor for a year to give her training
