After 20 years of medical practice, I have cured so many cancer patients without a single surprise. However, there is one patient that I still remember vividly. 3 years ago, a retired worker from Laigang, who was the first one to register for consultation on Sunday morning, and an old couple entered the consultation room. CT showed a tumor the size of a duck egg in the upper lobe of the right lung, close to the upper pulmonary hilar, enlarged 4R lymph nodes, and a small amount of pleural effusion. It was not too early. Asked to be hospitalized, I told him the bed was tight, his old partner said: Look how well you write your profile, so I’ll stay there with you. I looked at the old lady’s rambling face also had to interrupt her: “It’s not that my resume is well written, that’s a fact”, dizzy! She immediately grabbed: we live there you, I did not handle the referral it, Laigang does not give reimbursement, not reported also live here you. I couldn’t resist her, there was only one empty bed, and I was admitted to the hospital. After a comprehensive examination, there were no distant metastases and a small amount of pleural fluid and thoracentesis, no cancer cells were detected. The department discussed, “old boss” opinion: lumpectomy to check whether there is metastasis, to make sure there is no more open-heart surgery (lung cancer radical lumpectomy is not suitable to do). Under the lumpectomy, two nodules, about 0.3-0.4 cm, which could not be seen under CT, were seen in the chest wall, and there were several nodules on the surface of the lung, about the size of small grains of rice. Two large ones were removed and sent for intraoperative freezing, and the result: adenocarcinoma. Electrocautery of those rice-grain sized nodules (no report so far has clearly suggested whether this is significant). Postoperatively, cisplatin 40 mg + IL-2 2 million units was instilled into the chest cavity via drainage tube on each of days 3 and 6. The tube was later removed. Intravenous chemotherapy was administered once at 2 weeks postoperatively and then again at 3 weeks thereafter. The right upper lobe lesion was significantly reduced to the size of a “mountain egg”. The pleural effusion disappeared completely. After four courses of treatment, the lesion was the size of an apricot kernel and the lymph node was only 0.5cm. It was a standard PR. At that time, the D hospital area had just opened, and the bed was loose. Besides, he had been working in the provincial cancer hospital in the past, so he had some experience and fun in multidisciplinary treatment, and it was not easy to admit him for 4 times. I suggested him to go to internal medicine for the fifth hospitalization, because the past years of multidisciplinary treatment experience in oncology hospital, the last point of “tumor lumps” chemotherapy is not beaten off, the last may be the root cause of recurrence. I suggested him to go to medical oncology to do radiofrequency ablation to burn off this last tumor root cause. After that, he completed 2 more chemotherapy sessions in the oncology department, and now more than 3 years later, everything is fine in the patient’s review. There is only a fibrous stripe left in the original tumor. The patient is still playing around with his grandchildren. When I chatted with colleagues about this case, we had a comprehensive opinion: First, the metastatic nodes were removed surgically, and the aftermath was eliminated. Biopsy! Secondly, this person was super sensitive to chemotherapy, and the protocol choice was completely correct (greatly praised by the boss of internal medicine); Thirdly, local radiofrequency ablation, killing the “tumor stem cells”, which is equivalent to the queen bee being destroyed! The old nest was destroyed; the latest theory, foreign articles have been found (science is the first productivity) Fourth, the patient’s mind and trust, played a big role, this patient is very convinced you a good soldier, no point of emotional impact, there is only confidence and trust! Fifth, he believes in his own luck, he can be like some very self-conscious “wisdom” of the family, more than a few hospitals, but his first stop to my clinic, but ^ mind without distractions he, and his partner and other family children on the first choice of “stay with you” If he was suspicious of running around to major hospitals, he must have lost this luck. After this year, his children called me, I almost felt if not very well, his son’s first words were: Hello benefactor, everything is fine with my father. This is a typical case of multidisciplinary treatment to cure, but tells us: don’t give up your chance to cure easily, don’t give up your luck…. I hope this article brings confidence to the families who have no fighting spirit.