Since the introduction of the "Double Reduction" Opinion, what kind of transformational actions have been taken by out-of-school educational institutions?

These training organizations have turned to the business of parenting, like New Oriental, which has launched the Wisdom Parents Pavilion to teach parents how to educate their children. I just don't know if this kind of business will work. Parents are already very busy with their own work, so they don't have time to go to any tutorial classes. Others want to turn into child care centers. Some parents get off work late, and school lets out early, so the centers can take care of their children during this period. In short, these training centers are racking their brains to survive.

I think it's good that we don't allow tutoring anymore, so that students can lighten their burden, and education should be a compassionate and responsible thing. It should not be treated as a business. As a business to do, is bound to hurt or students. So the state vigorously cracked down on education and training institutions are all for a reason.

In some cities, these educational institutions are really everywhere. Some of them don't have any qualifications at all. Some teachers don't even have a teaching license, so I think it's really very harmful to students. Parents send their students in without knowing the truth, and they don't learn anything, but they also waste their children's time. It's a time when they could be relaxing. That's why it's really imperative to abolish teaching institutions. That way education can be fair and children can have their burdens reduced.

Some of these training organizations have chosen to close their doors. But for big companies like New Oriental, they want to transform. I don't know if they're going to be successful or not. Being a parent is not a good business. Work is already very busy. Who wants to go to class in their free time. I don't think this idea really works. For some full-time moms, it might work, so New Oriental still has a long way to go to transform. I hope that New Oriental can come up with even better ideas again. That way they can survive this wave. After all, they have been a business for so many years. It's not easy to survive SARS!