As people’s living standards and awareness of health checkups increase, environmental factors and changes in life and work pressures increase, the incidence of thyroid disease continues to rise, especially the incidence of thyroid cancer, and the number of surgical cases continues to increase, it is necessary to establish regional or even national centers for the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease with thyroid surgery as the core. It is very important to prioritize the establishment of high-quality excellent thyroid surgery (specialty or center) to improve the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid disease for the benefit of the majority of patients, improve disease-free survival, improve quality of life and reduce complications. 1. Conventional lobectomy or total thyroidectomy (or near-total excision) +/- central zone (one or both sides) clearance with excellent quality, postoperative bleeding, permanent postoperative laryngeal recurrent nerve injury, permanent postoperative hypoparathyroidism, and postoperative infection, in less than 1-2%. 2. Lymph node dissection in the lateral cervical region (selective or total cervical dissection) is standardized, reliable and thorough; complications such as lymphatic fistula, subglottic nerve injury, pay nerve injury and vascular injury are low; 3. In some younger cases, lumpectomy-assisted or total lumpectomy of the external cervical route for thyroid and lymph node dissection can be standardized and successfully completed to meet the patient’s minimally invasive cosmetic needs; 4. For invasion of the recurrent laryngeal nerve, especially the tracheolaryngus, esophagus 5.Be able to complete salvage surgery for primary parathyroid and secondary parathyroid surgery; 6.Good multidisciplinary collaboration, such as standardized isotope iodine 131 treatment, high-quality ultrasonography, fine-needle aspiration cytology, high-quality pathology, good CT and MRI examination, and necessary external radiation therapy.