A few days ago, outpatient clinic, and glioma patient’s family members to communicate the condition, informed of the degree of resection of this lesion and surgical aids, the family can be based on the actual situation and claims to choose the image of the whole cut or expand the cut, the family is confused and said that this can still be a question of choice? I understand, in fact, the family means, we all listen to the doctor, how to deal with the best, how to do is, how can still let the family to make their own decisions? For tumors outside the brain (such as meningiomas, pituitary tumors, nerve sheath tumors, etc.), the tumor has a clear boundary with the brain (although sometimes there are adhesions), and the criteria for surgery is unique: cut as much of the tumor as possible without sacrificing the brain. Gliomas grow inside the brain, with a gradual migration between the brain and the tumor, without a clear border. The outcome of the surgery depends on the competence of the surgeon on the one hand, and the surgeon’s philosophy on the other. Different parts of the brain have their own functions. This requires a balance between cutting the tumor and preserving the brain, and a situation arises where the family is asked to make a choice. Of course this choice is conditional, not completely given to the family to choose, but under certain conditions under the choice. For example, some functions are almost impossible to choose, such as movement, speech, and vision must be preserved. In the case of tumors in the vicinity of relatively unspecified brain areas, the family can participate in the choice of the degree of surgical resection.