On November 14, 2025, Ms. Cornelia Chin Siew Ling, the Consul-General of Malaysia in Guangzhou, led a delegation of medical experts and media representatives to visit Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou. Through a full day of in-depth visits and professional exchanges, they jointly explored the development of minimally invasive tumor treatment technologies, opening a new chapter in medical cooperation between China and Malaysia.

Sincere Welcome and In-depth Exchanges

At the morning welcome ceremony, Mr. Lin Xinwei, the General Manager of our hospital, delivered the opening speech, extending a warm welcome to the delegation. He reviewed the hospital's 20-year journey of focusing on international medical services and dedicating itself to bringing high-quality Chinese medical technologies to overseas patients, expressing anticipation for deepening medical friendship between China and Malaysia through this exchange.

Ms. Cornelia Chin Siew Ling, the Consul-General of Malaysia in Guangzhou, stated that the purpose of this visit was to gain firsthand insights into the hospital’s service characteristics, so as to provide more precise medical assistance in the future for Malaysian citizens seeking tumor treatment in China.

Subsequently, accompanied by President Wang, the Consul-General and her entourage toured the core areas of the hospital, warmly visited inpatients, and experienced the hospital's medical environment and humanistic care firsthand. The other members of the delegation observed high-precision interventional and minimally invasive surgeries, gaining a direct understanding of the hospital's technological capabilities.

Authoritative Interviews and Technical Sharing

During the media interview session, the hospital’s leadership and expert team provided a systematic overview of international medical cooperation and professional technological development.

President Lin Zhicheng and President Wang Huaizhong stated during the exchange that, as an international hospital that has twice passed JCI accreditation, our hospital has been focusing on minimally invasive treatment for advanced-stage tumors for 20 years, committed to providing high-quality medical services to overseas patients. In terms of international cooperation, the hospital has actively promoted the complementary advantages of medical resources between China and Malaysia through initiatives such as hosting the ASEAN International Oncology Forum in Malaysia, promoting the CACA technical guidelines, and conducting professional training. In the future, it will continue to deepen the “going global” strategy, allowing the integrated treatment model to benefit more international patients.

Director Song Shijun and Director Dai Wenyan shared the hospita’s innovative practices from technical and specialized perspectives. The hospital has established a technology system centered on “integrated minimally invasive treatment,” providing personalized and precise treatment based on patients’ conditions. In terms of specialized construction, taking the Breast Cancer Clinical Prevention and Treatment Center as an example, it has not only improved the standardization of diagnosis and treatment and scientific research levels but also provided patients with more comprehensive and complete medical services, effectively controlling tumors while placing great emphasis on maintaining and improving patients' quality of life.

Patient Interviews Convey Hope in the Fight Against Cancer

The visiting delegation specially arranged an exclusive interview with a Malaysian patient with mandibular cancer. The patient shared his personal treatment journey, recounting the decision-making process of choosing our hospital and the professional care and humanistic he received during treatment. This authentic voice provided highly valuable firsthand information for Malaysian compatriots and deeply touched the members of the delegation.

Building a New Future for China-Malaysia Medical Cooperation Together

In the afternoon, Chief Expert Director Song Shijun of our hospital provided a comprehensive and in-depth presentation on the principles, applications, and achievements of our hospital’s minimally invasive tumor technology system through systematic explanations, drawing a successful conclusion to the day's technical exchanges.

Malaysian experts commented after the visit, “The hospital’s minimally invasive treatment technologies stand in stark contrast to existing solutions in Malaysia, offering a brand-new option for patients facing treatment dilemmas. We look forward to deeper exchanges at a higher level between the two countries, allowing advanced technologies to better benefit the people.”

Through multi-dimensional and in-depth exchanges during this visit, our hospital not only showcased its technological prowess in the field of minimally invasive tumor treatment but also built a solid bridge for medical cooperation between China and Malaysia. The hospital will continue to advance its international development strategy, allowing high-quality medical services to benefit more international patients.