To promote the construction of disciplines related to ophthalmology, standardize diagnosis and treatment behaviors, strengthen management, and at the same time carry out academic research and exchanges related to ophthalmology,

 better promote practical and cutting-edge treatment concepts, improve the standardized treatment of medical institutions at all levels in this specialty, and enable more ophthalmology workers to benefit from it. After research, the "Double City 

Bright Eyes · Vision Frontier - Sichuan-Chongqing Refractive Optometry Academic Forum" hosted by Chengdu High-tech Medical Association was successfully held on May 11, 2025

This meeting has invited several experts in ophthalmology, including Professor Wang Yan, the deputy head of the Optometry Group of the Ophthalmology Branch of the Chinese Medical Association and from Tianjin Eye Hospital, and Professor 

Wu Zhengzheng, the director and chief physician of the Ophthalmology Department of Sichuan Provincial People's Hospital, to give lectures, share and discuss. The aim is to enhance the diagnosis and treatment level of ophthalmology-related 

diseases among grassroots medical staff. Promote the close integration of new progress in the field of ophthalmology with clinical practice. The conference invited authoritative experts in ophthalmology and related fields to give lectures on the l

atest diagnosis and treatment technologies and clinical cases of glaucoma. The content was advanced, practical and operational, attracting the participation of many medical staff from medical institutions and grassroots physicians.

The experts attending the conference delved deeply into the prevention and treatment strategies and cutting-edge trends of ophthalmic diseases through keynote speeches, case sharing and interactive discussions. Participants all expressed

 that the content of the meeting was closely related to clinical needs and had significant guiding significance for enhancing the capacity of grassroots diagnosis and treatment. The Chengdu High-tech Medical Association stated that it will continue

 to hold such academic activities in the future to enhance the level of primary medical care and provide patients with better ophthalmic disease management services.