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On August 8, 2026, the "Five Years, We Witness Each Other" Adolescent Myopia‑Prevention Expert Meet‑and‑Greet was successfully held. Ophthalmology experts, scholars and hospital leaders gathered at the venue for a heart‑warming appointment with numerous patient families. They reviewed Humen Aier Eye Hospital’s fruitful achievements in eye‑health care over the years and jointly embarked on a brand‑new journey of eye‑health protection.

A special on‑site eye‑health service zone was open to all attendees, offering complete free eye examinations. Senior ophthalmologists provided one‑on‑one professional consultation. Targeted popular science sessions were arranged for parent‑child families and middle‑aged and elderly participants, elaborating on common daily eye‑use misconceptions, practical eye‑care tips and knowledge about early screening and prevention of eye diseases. Through professional and thoughtful medical services, the hospital brought clear vision and caring support to local citizens.




The grand event kicked off with Ms. Yi Yan, CEO of Dongguan Humen Aier Eye Hospital, taking the stage to unveil the hospital’s five‑year public‑welfare eye‑care report. Over the past five years, the hospital has regularly carried out free eye‑health screenings at schools and communities, building exclusive visual‑health files for hundreds of thousands of teenagers. It has also hosted eye‑care science lectures and public‑benefit free clinics. Down‑to‑earth public‑welfare practices embody Aier Eye Hospital’s original mission: “Everyone shall enjoy the right to eye health, regardless of wealth or poverty”. Warm‑hearted public services have safeguarded local residents’ eye health.



Protecting vision starts with understanding. Authoritative experts delivered successive speeches. Director Zhong Hui, President Wang Hu and Director Yuan Yuzong gave special presentations covering key eye‑health concerns for all groups.
Lecture on Precise Adolescent Myopia Prevention and Control: It interpreted full‑life‑cycle myopia management, explained cutting‑edge intervention tools including orthokeratology lenses, low‑concentration atropine and myopia genetic testing, and offered practical home‑based myopia‑prevention guidance for parents.
Special Popular Science on High Myopia: It illustrated potential fundus risks caused by high myopia and introduced complete solutions including regular examinations, myopia progression control and surgical correction.
Special Sharing on Childhood Dry Eye: It analyzed triggers behind the high incidence of dry eye among children and disseminated knowledge on scientific intervention and daily eye‑protection measures.




Patients and parents joined on‑site interviews, sharing genuine myopia‑control outcomes under orthokeratology lens intervention. Their accounts demonstrated satisfying effects of scientific intervention and reflected the warm two‑way bond between doctors and patients.

A formal project launching ceremony was held on site. Present leaders and experts took part in the ceremony to announce the kick‑off of nationwide public‑welfare eye‑health science outreach for the second half of 2026. Professional eye‑care services will keep reaching local citizens to expand the coverage of public‑benefit eye‑health support.

Multiple rounds of lucky draws were held between lectures, giving away abundant gifts and preferential benefits. The stamp‑collecting activity at the check‑in area attracted many parent‑child families, who received exquisite physical gifts. Medical staff provided one‑on‑one consultation to resolve various eye‑health‑related questions.



The five‑year milestone marks not an end, but a brand‑new starting line.
Going forward, Humen Aier Eye Hospital will further advance eye‑health services. It will keep upgrading multidisciplinary diagnosis and treatment technologies for myopia prevention and control, refractive correction, dry‑eye treatment, fundus disorders and pediatric eye diseases. Regular public‑welfare screenings and science lectures will continue at schools and communities to improve the full‑life‑cycle visual‑health management system.
The hospital will introduce state‑of‑the‑art ophthalmic technologies and recruit specialized talents, delivering higher‑quality, thoughtful and affordable eye‑health services to safeguard clear vision for adults and children across Binhaiwan Area.