West China Second University Hospital, Sichuan University

About the hospital

West China Second University Hospital of Sichuan University (also known as West China Women's and Children's Hospital) traces its roots to Renji Women's Hospital founded in 1896. It became an independent institution in 1987 specializing in obstetrics, gynecology and pediatrics and adopted its current name in 2001. As a National Health Commission budget-managed tertiary A specialist hospital and the National Children's Regional Medical Center (Southwest), it has 1,900 approved beds and 52 clinical/technical departments providing comprehensive full-lifecycle care for women and children. Obstetrics/Gynecology and Pediatrics are national key disciplines, with multiple national clinical key specialties. It has ranked first for consecutive years in national performance evaluations for maternity and child hospitals and serves as the major referral center for critical maternal and pediatric cases across Southwest China.

Last updated: 2026-11-10

Grade 3A public hospital

Key strengths

• Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Pediatrics

Specialty rankings

Positions in the Fudan specialty reputation ranking (2023). Each item links to the published source.

• #6Obstetrics & Gynecology
• #9Pediatrics

Departments

• Fertility & women’s health
• Pediatrics

Key specialties

• Obstetrics and GynecologyNational key discipline
• PediatricsNational key discipline
• GynecologyNational key clinical specialty
• ObstetricsNational key clinical specialty
• NeonatologyNational key clinical specialty
• UltrasoundNational key clinical specialty

Technologies and techniques

International patient services

• International patient department
• Remote pre-consultation

• Remote consultation
• International academic exchange
• Strategic partnerships

Department

Office of International Cooperation and Exchange

Service languages

English

Contact

(028)85503960

Official page

motherchildren.com

Strong treatment areas

• Cervical cancer
• Ovarian cancer
• Endometrial (uterine) cancer
• High-risk pregnancy
• Premature infant care
• Critically ill neonates
• Childhood leukemia
• Congenital heart disease
• Pediatric liver tumors
• Pediatric brain tumors
• Infertility
• Pelvic floor dysfunction

Conditions treated

Things to do near this hospital in Chengdu

Popular attractions in Chengdu you can enjoy before or after your appointments.

NatureModerate effort

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding

World's leading giant panda conservation and breeding center housing dozens of pandas and red pandas in naturalistic enclosures. Visitors observe feeding, play and breeding programs. Combines education on conservation with close encounters. Best visited early morning when animals are most active. Popular with international tourists.

• Allow about 3.5 h
• CNY 55
• Mar-Oct: 7:30-18:00 (timed slots); Nov-Feb: 8:00-17:30. No weekly closure.
• Advance booking required

Recovery fit: Large site with some slopes. Free wheelchairs, strollers and internal sightseeing bus (CNY 30 unlimited rides) available at centers. Rest areas and benches provided. Use transport to minimize walking; suitable for limited mobility with planning.

HistoryModerate effort

Wuhou Shrine

China's only temple jointly dedicated to Emperor Liu Bei and strategist Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms era. Features ancient architecture, statues, gardens and the famous Three Kingdoms relics. Adjacent to Jinli Street for combined visit. Offers insight into Chinese history and culture for foreign visitors.

• Allow about 2 h
• CNY 50
• 9:00-18:00 (last entry 17:00); gardens open longer. Closed on certain holidays per notice.
• Advance booking required

Recovery fit: Mix of flat paths and some steps to temples. Wheelchair access on main routes possible with assistance. Benches available in gardens. Short visit recommended; combine with adjacent flat Jinli Street.

HistoryEasy on recovery

Du Fu Thatched Cottage

Memorial museum and tranquil garden at the former residence of Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. Features reconstructed thatched huts, poetry exhibits, pavilions, and lush greenery. Reflects classical Chinese literary heritage in a peaceful setting ideal for reflection and light strolling.

• Allow about 2 h
• CNY 50
• 9:00-18:00 (tickets stop at 17:00)
• Advance booking required

Recovery fit: Flat garden paths with minimal steps, numerous pavilions and benches for resting. Shaded areas and wheelchairs often available. Low physical demand; perfect for short, relaxing cultural visits.

CultureEasy on recovery

Jinli Ancient Street

Vibrant historic pedestrian street next to Wuhou Shrine recreating ancient Shu atmosphere with traditional architecture, local snacks, crafts, teahouses and performances. Ideal for experiencing Sichuan culture, dining and souvenir shopping in a lively yet manageable setting.

• Allow about 1.5 h
• Free
• All day; shops typically 9:00-22:00

Recovery fit: Flat paved pedestrian street with frequent seating, teahouses and rest spots. Minimal physical effort required. Wheelchair accessible. Short visits or selective exploration recommended to avoid crowds.

CultureEasy on recovery

Wide and Narrow Alleys

Restored Qing Dynasty alleys featuring traditional Sichuan courtyard architecture, teahouses, boutiques, bars and cultural experiences. Represents old Chengdu lifestyle with a mix of history, leisure and modern comforts. Popular for photos, snacks and relaxed strolling.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• 24 hours; businesses 9:00-22:00

Recovery fit: Mostly flat pedestrian alleys with cafes and seating everywhere. Low steps, accessible for wheelchairs in main areas. Plenty of rest opportunities in teahouses. Ideal low-effort cultural immersion.

LeisureEasy on recovery

People's Park

Classic urban park showcasing authentic Chengdu lifestyle with teahouses, bonsai exhibitions, lakes, flower gardens and locals practicing tai chi, playing mahjong or enjoying ear cleaning. Relaxed atmosphere perfect for people-watching and experiencing local culture without strenuous activity.

• Allow about 2 h
• Free
• 6:30-22:00 approximately, open daily

Recovery fit: Completely flat paths, abundant benches, teahouses with seating. Wheelchair accessible throughout. Very low physical demand with many shaded rest areas. Perfect for relaxed visits and observing daily life.

Latest from this hospital

Oncology2026-04-02

World's First! West China Second Hospital Team Performs Transumbilical Single-Port Robot-Assisted Cervical Cancer Radical Surgery Without Uterine Manipulator

Professor Zheng Ying's team used a single-port snake-arm surgical robot to complete the world's first transumbilical single-port cervical cancer radical surgery without uterine manipulator, achieving reduced trauma, enhanced tumor-free safety, and faster recovery.

West China Second University Hospital, Sichuan University

Sources

• kyy.scu.edu.cn
• m.motherchildren.com
• news.scu.edu.cn
• motherchildren.com
• motherchildren.com
• sc.gov.cn