My understanding of the significance of primary school students' scientific and technological innovation is like this. Science education in primary schools is very important, because it is through science education of primary school students that their interest in science is cultivated and they will study and develop hard for science in the future. Primary school students are in the growth stage of strong thirst for knowledge and vigorous energy. Their innovative ideas need to be developed and are less constrained, so they are more likely to be stimulated to innovate.

Furthermore, because a country's development is inseparable from innovation, which is the first driving force to lead development, and innovation is the soul of national progress, scientific and technological innovation has increasingly become an important foundation and symbol for developing productive forces, and more and more determines the development process of a country and a nation, so we need to have the ability to innovate, so children need to cultivate innovative thinking from an early age.