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January 27th, 2026

Cook China 2025 Employee Events: Unlocking the Charm of Cultural Heritage


As a family-owned enterprise with over sixty years of history, Cook Medical has consistently embraced “People” as one of the key brand pillars of its sustainable development, and strive to promote a balance between work and life for Cook employees.

Guided by this value, Cook China has taken employee engagement to the next level in 2025 – by blending the timeless appeal of China’s intangible cultural heritage with the vibrant spirit of happy living, we have introduced a series of highly-engaging, content-rich activities for our teams in China!

In April, our Shanghai team participated in a memorable water-marbling silk scarf DIY workshop. Originating in the Tang Dynasty (around AD 854), this ancient craft uses water as the canvas and ink as the brush, transforming pigments into one-of-a-kind swirling patterns in seconds. With a light tap of the fingertips, the Shanghai team members gently lifted the designs onto the silk, unveiling quite some visually striking works.

In October, the Shanghai team went a step further by exploring Jingdezhen hand-painted ceramics. Likely originating in the Song Dynasty (around AD 1000), this technique enabled the team to unleash their creativity on porcelain mugs and express their passion for life.

In November, the Beijing office hosted a captivating Cloisonne cup mat workshop. Perfected during the Ming Dynasty (around AD 1450), this art form challenges artisans’ patience and ingenuity, from penciling the initial draft, to bending and fixing the gold wires. The Beijing team members immersed themselves in each meticulous step, producing cup mats that marry the elegance of traditional craftsmanship with everyday functionality.

In addition to the heritage-themed activities, November also saw five Shanghai team members participating in the J.P. Morgan Corporate Running Challenge. With relaxed smiles and strides powered by determination, the Cook runners used every drop of sweat to embody a commitment to healthy living.

At the December year-end event, the Shanghai team joined a unique “Object Therapy” session which was filled with childhood fun, and eagerly shared their own feelings and memories.

By cultivating an inclusive and healthy environment, Cook China empowers every team member to thrive both at work and in life, which has been clearly reflected in the vibrant lineup of activities in 2025. We look forward to unlocking even more exciting experiences in the future!