The fetus at 36 weeks is about 45cm in length, 32cm in top-rump length, and weighs about 2500g, with some individual differences in each fetus. The fetal facial wrinkles disappear, there are more subcutaneous fat deposits, the shape still looks full, the finger nails have reached the end of the fingers (toes), and they can cry and suck after birth, so basically they can survive. However, the baby is not yet at full term, and there is still 1 week to go before full term, generally until 37 weeks of pregnancy. Pregnant women also need comprehensive nutrition, a comprehensive and diversified diet. Pay more attention to rest, avoid straining and staying up late at night, forbid sexual intercourse in the late pregnancy, and do routine maternity checkups.