Objective To investigate the cardiopulmonary endurance and ability of daily living（ ADL） in aged women patients with sarcopenia and discuss the associations between them with TCM syndromes. Methods The enrolled aged women patients with sarcopenia were divided into two groups: syndrome of liver-kidney deficiency and syndrome of spleen-stomach deficiency. Cardiopulmonary endurance was measured by 6 Minutes Walk Test（ 6 MWT） to evaluate the cardiopulmonary endurance and the ability of daily living was assessed by ADL Scale. The factors,including grip strength,walking speed,RASM,BMI,6 MWT,and ADL of two groups,were compared and analyzed in correlation,which were compared with the aged women without sarcopenia.Results 105 aged women,including 28 cases of aged women patients with sarcopenia（ 16 cases in liver-kidney deficiency group,12 cases in spleen-stomach deficiency group） together with 77 cases of non-sarcopenia patients were recruited in the study. Compared with the non-sarcopenia group,the distance of 6 MWT were decreased significantly（ P < 0. 05） and ADL scores were higher（ P < 0. 05） in sarcopenia group. There was a positive correlation between 6 MWT and other factors including grip strength,walking speed,RASM,and BMI. A negative correlation was displayed between 6 MWT with ADL scores. Between group of liver-kidney deficiency and group of spleen-stomach deficiency,there were no statistical significances presented in their grip strength, walking speed, RASM, BMI,6 MWT,and ADL（ P > 0. 05）. Conclusion There was more or less a decline of cardiopulmonary endurance in elderly women patient with sarcopenia. A positive relationship was presented between cardiopulmonary endurance and the ability of daily living. The decline of cardiopulmonary endurance in elderly women sarcopenia may further reduce the quality of lives. There are no significant correlation between cardiopulmonary endurance and ability of daily living with TCM syndromes in elderly women sarcopenia.