Benefits:

1. Encourage an attitude of interest in learning and development: Happy education helps to improve children's interest and enthusiasm for learning and knowledge by paying attention to their emotional development.

2. Enhance self-confidence: Happiness education emphasizes success and achievement in the learning process, which can help children build self-confidence and self-esteem and help them better adapt to school and society.

3. Cultivate a sense of competition: Appropriate competition is conducive to stimulating children's potential. Comparing children with outstanding peers can help children find their own advantages and disadvantages.

Disadvantages:

1. Pay too much attention to children's emotional needs: Happiness education may overemphasize children's emotional needs, resulting in their lack of ability to cope with difficulties and failures while pursuing happiness.

2. Lack of discipline: Happy education may lack strict discipline, leading to students' lack of time management and self-discipline, which may hinder their future study and life.

3. Lack of social skills: Happy education may make children lack social support when they encounter challenges and difficulties. If the strict evaluation and comparison mechanism is relaxed, children may lack appropriate coping strategies in their future social life.