Cancer related fatigue (CRF) represents one of the most prevalent symptoms among cancer survivors, significantly impacting their quality of life. Current CRF management in China faces substantial challenges, including insufficient awareness, non-standardized screening protocols, and limited implementation of intervention strategies. To develop a standardized community-based CRF management framework suitable for China's healthcare context, the Community Rehabilitation Working Committee of Chinese Rehabilitation Medicine Association assembled an expert panel to conduct a systematic review of domestic and international CRF management practices, culminating in the Chinese Expert Consensus on Community-based Cancer-related Fatigue Management (2025 Edition). Following evidence-based medicine principles, the consensus panel systematically searched domestic and international databases, screening and evaluating high-quality clinical practice guidelines and expert consensus documents. The expert group addressed critical questions regarding CRF screening, non-pharmacological interventions, pharmacological treatments, exercise protocols, and management considerations for special populations. This consensus aims to provide community healthcare professionals with standardized CRF management recommendations, enhance the capacity of primary healthcare institutions to identify and intervene in CRF cases, empower patients and caregivers, alleviate fatigue symptoms, and ultimately improve quality of life.