Published on: 2026-07-17
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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In May 2024, Yuan Lu Junfeng, the chief physician of Beijing Hospital, joined the second group of the 11th batch of doctors from Beijing sent to assist Xinjiang. He was assigned to Hotan (Xinjiang), where he took the position of deputy director of the local specialized infectious disease hospital. Starting with clinical management, he consecutively launched a series of projects, including systemic treatment of mid-to-late-stage liver cancer and treatment of patients with liver failure using artificial liver. After the term of his temporary duties ended, the projects related to systemic diagnosis and treatment continue to be implemented locally.
In May 2026, following Lu Junfen, his wife — deputy chief physician of Xuanwu Hospital Chen Yu — arrived in Hotan. As a volunteer doctor within the Xinjiang aid program, she led the establishment of the local High-Altitude Medicine Center, focusing on emergency care for high-altitude critical conditions and related scientific research.
Recently, Lu Junfeng returned to Hotan again to work on his medical project. This time he came with his daughter, and the whole family was finally reunited.
In the Hotan district, severe and critical conditions such as liver diseases, high-altitude pulmonary edema, and cerebral edema arise from time to time. Liu Junfeng and Chen Yu consider Xinjiang their second home, and the local hospitals their second workplace. They are ready to sacrifice their personal lives and practical affairs to fulfill the important mission of providing assistance to Xinjiang.
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