For young women who have not completed their reproductive life, widowhood from cervical cancer is undoubtedly an unexpected event and a heavy blow to the family and the individual. However, modern technology has made it possible to treat suitable patients with fertility-preserving surgery. Depending on the stage of the disease, conical hysterectomy can be performed for stage Ia1 patients, while extensive hysterectomy can be performed for stage Ia2 and Ib1 patients with tumors smaller than 2 cm. After surgery, patients still have the opportunity to complete their fertility tasks and achieve their desire to be a mother. This video introduces laparoscopic wide cervical hysterectomy. Key points of surgery: 1. Laparoscopic pelvic lymph node dissection is performed first, and frozen pathology is performed to confirm that there are no metastases in the lymph nodes. 2. Care should be taken not to damage the ovarian arteries within the pelvic funnel ligament during lymph node dissection. 3. Preserve the superior branches of the uterine artery during extensive hysterectomy to preserve the blood supply to the uterus and ovaries as much as possible, especially the blood supply to the ovaries partially from the uterine artery. 4.After freeing the uterine artery, a segment of the cervix is cut in the upper part of the uterine cervix near the isthmus to move the uterine body out of the pelvis so that the surgical field is not disturbed. (The free uterine artery and ovarian vessels are sufficient to allow the uterine body to be moved out of the pelvis without disturbing the blood supply. 5.Extensive hysterectomy is appropriate for type II extensive hysterectomy to preserve the pelvic nerves and various physiological functions of the patient. 6. Cervicovaginal anastomosis with cuffed anastomosis is preferable to expose the residual cervix and ectocervix to the vagina to facilitate embryo transfer in the future when IVF treatment is used. 7.It is recommended to perform laparoscopic isthmus annuloplasty again before preparing for pregnancy to avoid late miscarriage due to cervical insufficiency.