There is a dialectical relationship here. Economic development depends on talents, and the role of people is decisive. And education is to cultivate talents. If so, then education should be a priority. However, the development of education depends on the level of economic development, because education needs the investment of software and hardware, and the investment in education in economically developed areas is high, and the level of education development is relatively high. From this perspective, priority should be given to economic development. Then, in social development, we are usually led by the government, subsidizing education and investing in education by the government. Then, the government will flexibly adopt different policies and measures to solve this problem, such as private education, government supervision and standardization, introducing competition mechanism, and adopting market-oriented operation mode to improve education level. The exploration in this area has been going on, so I think it is more appropriate to adopt a parallel approach. Of course, there are still many problems to be solved. There is still a long way to go.