In modern economic society, due to the enormous pressure of life and work, many people have become a family of late marriages, or even over 30 years of age have not yet given birth, and accidentally become a family of late childbearing; so, in order to have a healthy baby, more and more couples of childbearing age choose to go to the hospital to do a full examination before pregnancy. Among the tests for men, routine semen analysis is the cornerstone of male fertility assessment and is the indicator we are most concerned about. However, there are many misunderstandings among doctors and patients regarding the interpretation of semen test parameters, causing a lot of unnecessary distress. In clinical situations, we often encounter situations where the morphological examination of sperm suggests a malformation rate of more than 90 percent, so we are worried that the future child will be deformed; the sperm vitality is weak, and we are also very worried that it will affect the intellectual development of the future child. Some doctors fail to look at these problems correctly, and one also prescribes a lot of drugs to improve the quality of semen in order to pursue the passing of the examination parameters, striving for normal semen value indicators before they start to conceive. In fact, these understandings above are incorrect. At present, our semen routine analysis mainly focuses on three indicators, the most important being sperm quantity (mainly semen volume and sperm concentration), followed by sperm vitality and finally sperm morphology. Low sperm count, weak motility and high malformation rate suggest poor fertility and a low probability of conceiving the woman, but not a predicted pregnancy outcome. In other words, even if all the indicators of semen analysis are normal, it cannot be said that you will be able to conceive a child, and if you conceive, you must be healthy; and a lower number, weaker motility and higher malformation rate are not equal to not being able to conceive a child, or to conceiving an unhealthy child. We suggest that unless the sperm count is particularly low, severe oligospermia or complete azoospermia, we will give further examination and intervention. Generally, as long as the semen is not particularly poor, it is recommended to improve it through normal exercise and lifestyle adjustment, while actively encouraging patients to try to plan conception; just like the tortoise and the hare, the tortoise is slow but runs for a long time; poor fertility requires more time to try. need more time to try. After six months to a year of trying and still failing to conceive a child, the couple is advised to have further checkups to try to get their lovely baby soon.