Dear leaders and colleagues,

Hello everyone! Today I will share my understanding and experience of "three questions" education.

First of all, what is the "three questions" theme education? Simply put, ask yourself, ask others and ask the society. Through self-reflection, mutual communication and social practice, we should think deeply about our own values, outlook on life and world outlook, improve our own quality and ability, and pay attention to the development of others and society at the same time.

In this theme education, I deeply realized my own shortcomings and areas that need improvement. First of all, I have to ask myself: What is my goal in life? What are my values? What are my strengths and weaknesses? Through these questions, I have a clearer understanding of myself and a clearer direction for my development.

Secondly, I want to ask others: What do I look like in others' eyes? What do people say about me? What do others think I need to improve? Through the communication with colleagues, friends, family members, etc., I learned my own shortcomings and became more aware of what I need to improve.

Finally, I want to ask the society: What kind of talents does society need? What abilities and qualities does society need us to possess? What does society expect of us? By participating in social practice activities, I understand the needs and expectations of society, and I am more aware of the qualities and abilities I should have.