Spinal health is the problems of the cervical, thoracic, lumbar sacral, and caudal spine itself and other problems that derive from them. Many patients are not clear. What are the objective realities and serious situations facing our spine health problems? 1. In the early stages, the symptoms of spinal disorders are close to those of physical fatigue and do not affect life and work too much, so people usually neglect to pay attention to the spine because they are “too tired and need to rest. As a result, spinal health issues are not fully recognized and given sufficient attention, and many people are not even aware of their own spinal problems and spinal disorders. In this case, even though our spine experts have a variety of extraordinary technology and a good diagnosis and treatment environment, it is difficult to change the subconscious attitude and psychological indifference to their own spinal health problems. 2, China’s spinal health problems have long entered the “blowout” phase. From the time they are placed in the mother’s womb, most people’s spine is more or less severely damaged, until infancy, childhood, youth, middle age, old age, spinal health problems are becoming more and more serious with the growth of age. Today’s society is the age of computers and cars, the age of air conditioning and cold drinks, the age of fierce economic competition and information explosion. In such an era, work and life stress is increasing day by day, irregular living habits, uncoordinated diet and nutrition, long-term sitting instead of working, and other bad living and working habits accompany us throughout our lives. It is a long process to make people pay attention to and improve these life patterns through health education and health campaign guidance, which will not work immediately. 3, some information shows: “China’s 50 years of age or older, 97% of people suffer from different degrees of spinal disorders; and in the 40-year-old population, 40% of people with unhealthy spine. At the same time, another statistic found that the incidence of scoliosis in children in China is as high as 20 percent.” A survey conducted by a hospital in Shanghai on nearly 1,000 patients admitted with lumbar disc herniation showed that 50.6% of the total number of lumbar spine and lumbar muscle disorders were caused by sitting still, of which three-quarters were young people aged 15 to 35. This shows that the spinal health problem in China is very serious, and the spinal health problem in China is extremely urgent to pay great attention to the solution model.