LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sunnylife Global, Inc. (Pink Sheets: SNYL) announced today the acquisition of a California based research and development company and a major restructuring of Sunnylife management as part of this acquisition.

In a share for share transaction, Sunnylife has acquired all of the issued and outstanding shares of Heart Link Biomedical, Inc., ("Heart Link") a California based company with a research subsidiary in the People's Republic of China. Heart Link has filed worldwide patents on two medical products with a total of 153 claims. One of these products, the BVCS (Blood Vessel Cleaning System) is in the animal testing stage. Heart Link will continue to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary.

Mark Chen has been appointed Chairman of the Board and CEO, with Lily Lee as Executive Vice President on August 3, 2008.

Mark Chen, commenting on the new structure, took a very positive approach expressing that the original management of Sunnylife laid part of the foundation which we can build on. Sunnylife will be focusing on developing its membership-based hospital chain in China, known as World Friendship Hospital Group. It is now time for the Company to enter the execution and growth phase and this requires a professional management team with successful track records in hospital operations, membership-based medical plan management, hospital acquisitions, corporate finance, and local deal-execution capabilities, in ordered to bring the company to a higher level in the US Securities Market.

Sunnylife Mission

Sunnylife is committed to develop a membership-based hospital chain in China which will:



    1. Provide quality medical services to the patients;
    2. Offer affordable healthcare for the public; and,
    3. Become an ideal partner for other hospitals.

In the next 10 years, World Friendship Hospital Group aspires to upgrade, manage, and own up to 100 membership hospitals in China (2.4% of the hospitals owned by state owned corporations). Sunnylife will also provide world-class training in medical care and hospital management for Chinese doctors, nurses, and hospital personnel. Currently, Sunnylife has partially renovated one hospital and is in the process of finalizing the upgrading plans for a second one.

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Contact: Angela Kao

investorrelations@sunnylifeglobal.com

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