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Beijing · China·Founded in 1918

Peking University People's Hospital

Site of China's first successful allogeneic bone marrow transplant (1981, performed by academician Lu Daopei)

Class 3A (三级甲等)

Peking University People's Hospital — Beijing

Peking University People's Hospital opened in 1918 as Peking Central Hospital, the first general hospital in China to be entirely Chinese-financed and Chinese-run, and today serves as the Second Clinical Medical School of Peking University with over 2,600 beds and 1,300 physicians across its campuses. Its Institute of Hematology, established in 1981, is where academician Lu Daopei performed China's first successful allogeneic bone marrow transplant and has ranked first nationally in haematology for eleven consecutive years. The hospital's orthopaedics department, founded in 1944 by Feng Chuanhan — founder of the Chinese Orthopaedic Association — operates one of the largest bone tumour centres of its kind internationally.

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Site of China's first successful allogeneic bone marrow transplant (1981, performed by academician Lu Daopei)
Institute of Hematology ranked #1 nationally for 11 consecutive years

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1918

Year founded

Over 108 years of experience

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2,600+

Hospital beds

Including ICU and specialised units

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1,300+

Specialist doctors

Board-certified across all disciplines

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Class 3A (三级甲等)

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