It is reported that thoracoscopic surgery in China began in 1994, after more than a decade of development, from the beginning can only complete some simple surgery, such as alveolar ligation, to today can complete the majority of thoracic surgery, from the transitional stage of thoracoscopic-assisted small incision surgery to the development of full lumpectomy, only in the patient’s chest wall to perform three small incisions, the operator completely with the help of television screens to complete the instrumentation The surgical operation is performed entirely with the use of instruments on a television screen. Since traditional rib spacers are not used, intercostal nerve, rib arch and small joint injuries are avoided, and the disturbance and damage to the human body is minimized. The postoperative pain is only mild and transient, which is a huge benefit compared to the long and intense pain associated with the use of rib spacers. The results of the study show that the long-term results of thoracoscopic surgery are comparable to or even better than those of traditional open surgery, and it was listed by NCCN as one of the standard procedures for lung cancer treatment in the United States in 2006. However, due to the complicated operation and high technical difficulty, full lumpectomy lobectomy can only be performed by very few units and very few physicians in China, and it can only be done with expensive disposable supplies such as automatic thoracoscopic cutters and sutures that can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Many patients are unable to benefit from this high-tech technology because they cannot afford the cost of disposable materials. On the other hand, the high medical costs associated with the need to use expensive disposable consumables has also become one of the bottlenecks limiting the development of total thoracoscopic lobectomy. In order to let more patients benefit from the technology of minimally invasive surgery, Dr. Huongzhi, the deputy chief surgeon, has been insisting on the concept of inexpensive minimally invasive surgery for many years, studying and exploring the methods and techniques of not using disposable high-value consumables in minimally invasive surgery. With the accumulation of surgical experience, he overcame the technical hurdles and finally completed the world’s first full thoracoscopic lobectomy with zero high-value supplies. It is of great significance in the field of thoracoscopic surgery, breaking the concept that full thoracoscopic lobectomy must be performed with high-value consumables, and proving that full thoracoscopic lobectomy can be performed safely and quickly without the use of high-value consumables with special surgical skills.