Objective:To explore the incidence and severity of fatigue,disturbed sleep,pain and distress and to examine whether the above four symptoms occur in symptom cluster during the trajectory of disease. Methods:This cross-sectional study design was as-sessed by M.D. Anderson symptom inventory and quality of life instruments for cancer patients-lung cancer. Three-hundred and eighty four individuals were involved in the survey. Results:There were significant inter-correlations among fatigue,disturbed sleep,pain and distress(r=0.474-0.716,P<0.01). About 9.1%(n=35) and 21.1%(n=81) patients reported co-occurrence of any two and any three symptoms of fatigue,disturbed sleep,pain and distress and 62.8%(n=241) patients reported co-occurrence of all four symptoms. Negative relationship was found between the top four symptoms and subscale/total scores of life quality. Conclusions:Fatigue,disturbed sleep,pain and distress are the most common and severe symptoms of patients with lung cancer,which exert negatively effects on life quality through symptom cluster.