PRESS RELEASE

                                              For Immediate Release


Best Medical  Treatment  Group,  Inc. (Nasdaq OTC: BMTM) announced today that it
has  completed  the  acquisition  of  Wonderwide   Consultants   Limited  (BVI).
Wonderwide  is a  holding  company  which  owns 99% of King  Yuen  Investment  &
Development  Limited,   which  is  the  foreign  partner  in  the  Investment  &
Development   Limited,   which  is  the  foreign  partner  in  the  sino-foreign
cooperative  joint  venture  known  as the Qin  Dynasty  Hotel  (Xian)  Limited.
Additional terms of the transaction require the former Wonderwide shareholder to
transfer to  Wonderwide  the 60% foreign  interest in the City Hotel  (Xian) Co.
Limited, a sino-foreign equity joint venture.  This transfer requires compliance
with certain PRC procedures which are expected to require 2-4 months.

The  consideration for the two hotel interests was 2,230,000 newly issued shares
of Best Medical common stock.  334,500 of the 2,230,000 shares are being held in
escrow and will not be delivered to the seller until the  ownership  transfer of
City Hotel (Xian) Co. Limited to Wonderwide is complete.

The Qin Dynasty Hotel is a modern 200 room hotel located at the west boundary of
the  ancient  City  Wall in  Xian,  China.  Xian,  the  historic  capital  of 11
Dynasties,  is  a  major  tourist  attraction  in  China.  The  hotel  has  four
restaurants as well as a business center,  ticketing center, health club, beauty
salon,  and  gymnasium.  The City  Hotel has 140 guest  rooms and is  located in
central Xian,  close to the Bell Tower.  Facilities  include a convention  hall,
three restaurants, and a night club.

For the year ended December 31, 1997,  the net income for the foreign  interests
in Qin Dynasty  Hotel and City  Hotel,  was US$2.0  million and US$0.5  million,
respectively.  These figures were prepared by Wonderwide management according to
Hong Kong  accounting  principles and are not audited.  Material  adjustments to
1997 net income may take place with the completion of US GAAP audits,  which are
expected  to  require  2-3  months to  complete.  In the event  that the US GAAP
audited  net  income  for  the  two  hotels  falls  below  US$2.5  million,  the
acquisition contract calls for the cancellation of that portion of the 2,230,000
shares that is  necessary  to restore the  Company's  earnings per share to that
level  that would have  existed  if the 1997 US GAAP net  income  equalled  $2.5
million (approximately US$.90 per share.)

The Company  intends to complete a name change in the near future to reflect the
new  business.  In addition,  the Company is divesting  its medical  information
business.

For any further information, please contact Mr. Randall Baker at the corporate
offices, telephone: (619) 360-1042.