The mode of transmission of Ebola hemorrhagic fever, Ebola hemorrhagic fever may have the following three ways of transmission: first, direct contact with the patient’s blood, secretions and other body fluids transmission, direct contact is the most important way of transmission, direct contact with the infected person’s blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions, can cause viral infection, there are also studies confirming that men recovering from Ebola hemorrhagic fever, after recovery for up to 7 weeks, through Semen can transmit the virus to sexual partners, therefore, male patients after recovery, at least 7 weeks to avoid sexual intercourse; second, can be transmitted through direct contact with the patient’s body, transmission within the hospital is also an important factor in the Ebola hemorrhagic fever outbreak epidemic; third, although not confirmed, but this virus may be transmitted through airborne, droplet transmission.