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With the increase of syphilis incidence, congenital syphilis has recently become a serious health problem. The development of congenital syphilis is mainly ascribed to the lack of prenatal serologic testing and proper management of syphilis in pregnant women. Congenital syphilis is different from acquired syphilis in many aspects, such as clinical manifestations, diagnosis and management. Most cases of congenital syphilis are asymptomatic at birth, and to diagnose congenital syphilis only based on the results of rapid plasma reagin ��RPR�� test and T.pallidum particle agglutination ��TPPA�� assay often leads to missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis of syphilis in asymptomatic babies. Thereby, clinicians should be particularly vigilant for the possibility of asymptomatic congenital syphilis.