What impressed me most was his view that "game is learning". This view emphasizes the importance of games as a learning tool, and holds that games can not only help us acquire knowledge and skills, but also improve our creativity, imagination and teamwork ability. According to relevant data, this view is very meaningful, because in modern society, games have become a ubiquitous cultural phenomenon and lifestyle. If we can combine games with learning, we can better meet the needs and interests of students and improve the effect and fun of learning. At the same time, we can also cultivate students' creativity and teamwork ability through games to meet the challenges of the future society and workplace. Therefore, I think this view is of great significance to the development and innovation of modern education.