Today I deeply realize that the current popular approach in China—cramming children into academics, the college entrance exam, and prestigious universities—is completely wrong. It's like forcing children into state-owned enterprises in the 1990s—they'll be laid off immediately. This approach leads to unemployment upon graduation and a lack of competitiveness. Instead of forcing useless learning and high scores, it's better to provide them with a high-IQ AI, combining it with their interests and talents, allowing them to learn and grow independently in the process. The difference between children with AI-native learning and those without is significant.