Yu Qingen (1885 – 1930, Figure 1), also known as Zhanru[1], No. Fengbin[2], pen name "Tianniao", Taicang, Jiangsu Province. Yu Fengbin, as one of the leaders in the modern medical field, participated in the founding of the Chinese Medical Association, edited the Chinese Medical Journal, reviewed medical terms, carried out school health education and sex education, researched traditional medicine, opposed the abolition of Chinese medicine, and made outstanding contributions to the development of modern medicine in China in his short 46-year life. Yu Fengbin is not only an important early leader in the medical field, but also a famous doctor. Compiling a chronology for him can not only commend his achievements, but also provide a historical path for subsequent special research.