Peking University First Hospital

Founded in 1915 as China's earliest national hospital, Peking University First Hospital is now a major tertiary Grade-A comprehensive hospital serving as a Central Government Designated Hospital. Located within Beijing's historic imperial city, it is the closest hospital to Zhongnanhai. For over a century, the hospital has upheld the motto of "Virtue and Excellence," maintaining nationally leading positions in nephrology, urology, and cardiology, with its nephrology department ranking first nationwide in specialty reputation. The hospital operates 36 clinical departments, 11 medical technology departments, 1,805 beds, and employs over 3,600 staff members with approximately 10,000 daily outpatient visits. It offers a special needs outpatient clinic providing comfortable medical environments and expert consultations with fees ranging from 70-300 RMB. As one of China's first clinical medical schools, it trains over 2,000 medical students and residents annually, admits over 100,000 inpatients, and performs approximately 40,000 surgeries per year, having been honored as a National Civilized Unit and Baby-Friendly Hospital.