Enabling patients with high-level quadriplegia to regain voluntary motor function has been a global medical issue. Recently, The Second Norman Bethune Hospital of Jilin University successfully helped a patient with complete quadriplegia regain partial control through collaborative rehabilitation therapy combining "spinal interface and exoskeleton robotics." On October 15, CCTV's "Live News" reported this achievement, titled "Another Breakthrough in the Application of Spinal Neural Interface Technology in China Helps a Patient with Complete Quadriplegia Achieve Autonomous Walking."