On the south end of the island, the kanfaka sunsung society, under the banner of the golden moon health management company limited, sits on the coast of xiamen island, in close proximity to the temple of nandu and the university of xiamen, and has a unique natural environment and human advantages in the mountains and seas. The total area of the complex is 18,000 square metres, with 33 rooms, made up of two separate european royal-style buildings, equipped with a five-heavy security system, specialized in 24-hour one-to-one housekeeper closeness services, specialized post-natal exclusive monthly meals, one stop to meet the full needs of mothers for post-partum adjustment, physical rehabilitation, mother-child care and early neonatal education. Technical cooperation is provided by the sanmen sanctuary hospital, which provides post-natal health guidance by a nursing team, enabling each mother to quickly recover to a better state of health and physical condition before birth for more than 20 days and to acquire scientific, systematic and professional skills for the nursing of newborn babies. Moreover, the comfort house also has its own specialized kitchens, all of which are well-selected eco-green vegetables and meat with a clear origin. The new mother is provided with an exclusive diet plan by a senior nutrition adjuster, tailoring the individual nutrition diet to help her return to a perfect body. The meals are served directly to the kitchen by the manager of the special hotel, who is responsible for their cooking, ensuring the natural health of the food. The healthy diet follows the principles of light, low oil and clean cooking, using newer cooking concepts and techniques that are cold and slow, with soup and soup, to ensure that the diet is well nourished and tasted, that the meals of the moon are different, that the meals of the meal are different, that the cooking funds are different, that they are gradual, that they are good and that they enjoy the pleasure. Moreover, the law attaches great importance to ensuring proper calorie and comprehensive nutrient supplies. The average post-partum breast-feeding person provides approximately 2,200 - 2,400 kcal calories per day, while the non-nursed person provides approximately 1,700 - 1900 kcal calories per day, meeting the needs of the organism and maintaining a perfect body。