This study compares the experience of Chinese menopausal women and diasporic Chinese women's perceptions of menopause. The researcher conducted qualitative research by collecting and analyzing experiences and perceptions, comparing the differences in women's perceptions of menopause in consideration of cultural and social factors. This study recruited five national Chinese menopausal women and three diasporic Chinese menopausal women. Focus groups and individual interviews were conducted with menopausal women and family members. Co-design sessions were held to establish how to bring menopause to the attention of people other than the women experiencing menopause. Based on the co-design sessions, participants opted to develop an app, that includes Western and Traditional Chinese medical knowledge, experiential discussion boards, and a space to create a support network for menopausal women. This research is built upon East Asian feminist ethnography, interpretative phenomenological research and inclusive design theory.