Hi, I'm Yu-Ting Lan.

My story

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How the Bojin Method came to be.

A crossroads

When I graduated, I had a diploma and very little else. Like a lot of people, I drifted into a small assistant job in a traditional industry and quietly wondered, is this really the life I want? I started to see how limited my schooling had been, and how much of the real world nobody teaches you. Those discouraging years turned out to be a gift, they made me look honestly at what I actually wanted to build.

The spark

The turning point was a memory. My father sat and concentrated at work all day, and he'd come home exhausted and sore. As a girl, the one thing I could do for him was rub his shoulders and back until the tiredness eased, and I still remember how his face softened afterwards. Years later that memory asked me a simple question: why couldn't I do something that supports me and helps other people at the same time?

I had no experience, no products and no connections, only a real desire to build a life of my own. So I started learning the way I wish more courses taught: actively, one method at a time, until I found the one that clicked. Facial bojin.

Learning it the hard way

Honestly, learning it was messy. The same technique, I had to follow three different teachers just to grasp what really mattered, almost no one had put it into a proper system. So once I could do it, I threw myself at practice. I offered house calls: driving across town with a folding table, carrying it up to each client's home, often eating lunch at the wheel between visits.

In three months I worked on close to 120 faces, around four a day, two hours each, six on my busiest day. That season taught me something I've never forgotten: turning an idea into something real takes many small steps, a lot of adjusting, and a great deal of repetition. What holds us back is rarely failure, it's never starting.

From my hands to a method

After a while, clients started asking the same thing: could you teach me to do this, for my own face, and for my family? I ran a few small classes in Kaohsiung and Tainan, the response was warm, and I finally found a teaching rhythm that felt right. So I founded Héhé Studio and began sharing the method properly. From 2015, over about six years, I taught more than a thousand students, and in 2019 I ran classes abroad in Malaysia and Hong Kong.

Then in early 2020 the pandemic closed my in-person classes, at home and abroad. Rather than wait, I asked a better question: could I rebuild this online, simple to deep, in the right order, with a practice assignment and personal feedback at every stage? That became the method you'll find on this site: the same close, patient teaching, carried intact from my hands to yours.

Before anything else, get your motivation right and move in the correct order, then very little is truly out of reach. — the advice from my own teacher that shaped everything

I believe created value is what really wins trust, and that only tested, proven technique is worth learning. I believe learning bojin well needs a gentle, step-by-step system, and that the two things that carry you are your motivation and a clear framework of steps. That belief is the whole reason this method exists.