Objective. To explore the current status of China's psychological assistance hotline through questionnaires and give corresponding suggestions. Methods. Using the questionnaire "Attitudes and Demands of Psychological Assistance Hotline", 223 ordinary people (mean age 29 years, male 119, female 104) were surveyed. Results. The awareness rate of the hotline in China is low, and only less than one-third of people know the existence of the hotline; there are significant differences in the knowledge of the hotline between different ages, occupations, and education; Problem treatment accounted for 62%, and 60%, 57%, and 39% thought they could provide mental health assessment, work advice, and medical advice, respectively. A small number of people thought that the hotline could provide drug advice, accounting for 19%. Among those in need, suicide Crisis needs 63.23% for help, followed by a neurosis problem of 56.5%, the difference in intimate relationships is small, parent-child, marriage and sexual psychology accounted for 28.25%, 27.8%, 28.25% respectively. Conclusion. The awareness rate of the psychological assistance hotline in China is low, and people have cognitive deviations about the function of the hotline. For the needs of the hotline, people are more inclined to use the hotline to get help about neurosis or suicide crisis, followed by emotion And workplace issues, there is also a certain need for help for sexual psychological problems, parent-child relationships, marriage relationships and interpersonal relationships.