This question was put forward by Qian Xuesen, the father of outstanding talents "two bombs and one satellite". He left this world with this question that he himself had no answer to. At the same time, this epoch-making question is left to us living people to answer and reflect. China needs to reflect, the China government needs to reflect, and so do we. People's Republic of China (PRC) has been established for more than 60 years, and we have not produced a Nobel Prize winner for more than 60 years. Are people in China stupid? Wrong, there are many people from China among the Nobel Prize winners, but they are from China, not China. Being from China means that his nationality is no longer China. China people failed to win the Nobel Prize under the domestic education system. After going abroad, they have made remarkable achievements under the influence of foreign education and cultural environment. This is really a great irony and a disgrace to the whole Chinese nation. The chief culprit of this humiliation is China's education system. I know that when this sentence comes out, the relevant people will definitely say that I am extreme. Mr. Lu Xun said, I don't remember the specific words, which probably means: there are always some animals in this world. When someone's ideas are inconsistent with his, it is necessary to say that others' ideas are extreme. There are many such animals in China. The ideology and culture of modern society should seek common ground while reserving differences, but it seems that we have sought common ground while reserving differences, and on the contrary, we have eliminated heresy. This is a very terrible phenomenon. When a nation has only one thought, where is its future? What we need to think about now is not the revival and rise of great powers, but how to prevent the decline of the nation. Education is the foundation of national development. In my opinion, if China's education is not reformed, then China's education will still fail to cultivate talents. Education in China has been unable to adapt to the development of the times. This kind of education system not only fails to cultivate talents, but even destroys people to some extent. For example, China's education system first stifled people's creativity in childhood. I remember reading such a story. In the primary school class, a foreign guest came to attend the class. The teacher drew a circle on the blackboard and asked the children what they looked like. At first, the so-called good students answered, and their answers were nothing more than elegant words such as the moon and the jade plate. The teacher is very happy. But the foreign guests were surprised and wanted to hear some other answers. The last "poor student" sitting in the corner timidly said that he looked like a pie, and the whole class burst into laughter. The teacher is also very angry and thinks that he has disturbed the class order. But the foreign guests are very happy and think this is a child's truest answer. If this scene happened in a foreign country, maybe the child would be praised, but tragically, he was born in a place called China. In this case, he is doomed to be criticized, regarded as a poor student and discriminated against because he is contrary to the answer expected by the upper class. It's really sad, the sorrow of China's education system and the sorrow of the Chinese nation. Education is the foundation of the country. What will our country look like under such an education system? I don't know. Why can't education in China produce talents? In my opinion, there are many reasons, but some are difficult to say because of related factors, which is one of the reasons. First of all, China's education system is too rigid. As mentioned earlier, it is killing children's creativity from an early age. As we all know, people are most creative in childhood, which is what we call primary school. But with the influence of time, living environment and cultural background, creativity will increase. Unfortunately, our country is the latter. Needless to say, in my words, such a person is not worthy of being a teacher at all. Teachers should be a glorious profession. However, the professionalism of many teachers today is extremely poor. They only know how to teach textbooks blindly. Anything that has nothing to do with textbooks is considered to make children learn badly. I'm curious, is this because the child doesn't study well, or are you making the child worse? It is really gratifying that we are killing creativity at the best time to cultivate it. After primary school, we will talk about college education. As we all know, universities are places to train professionals, but due to the imperfection of the primary education system, many talents failed to enter the so-called institutions of higher learning. Of course, people who enter colleges and universities, to paraphrase Han Han, can't say that they have strong professional ability, but that they have strong examination ability. On second thought, it still makes sense. I have read this sentence before: because of the college entrance examination, the best two years of your life have been ruined. Sixteen or seventeen should be the age to fall in love, form your own band, travel to your favorite places, and do things you will never dare to do again. "-a British undergraduate said to a high school student in China. What does this mean? I think everyone understands that I don't want to elaborate here. I can only say two words: sadness! As we know, most foreign universities are lenient in entry and strict in exit, while China is strict in entry and lenient in exit. What kind of reason is this? In addition, in today's universities, the party and government organs have already surpassed the real education department. Education is education, and education should not be linked to politics. Isn't there a Central Party School? There you can study politics wholeheartedly and make no mistakes. Ordinary universities should be places to study majors and exercise their abilities. However, there seems to be no university that does not set up party and government organs. Can't change this or don't want to change it? Not much to say, everyone understands. China's education can't cultivate talents, because China's education system is sick, China people are sick, and the Chinese nation is sick. Education in China must be reformed. We need an open and inclusive educational environment, not just studying at our desks, learning knowledge that may never be used in the future. Our education system needs to inject fresh blood and listen to different voices. Education in China has been silent for many years. If you don't break out in silence, you will perish in silence. I hope that in my lifetime, I will see the education in China break out and train one talent after another, instead of gradually disappearing or even missing China people on the world stage. China needs the right to speak, but it's up to us. I sincerely hope that our next generation can live in an open society, accept different ideas, receive real education from childhood and grow up happily. In this way, the efforts of our generation will not be in vain. I hope all this will not turn into utopia in the end. ...