I personally think that training institutions use preferential policies to guide everyone to pay tuition fees or guide parents to pay the following tuition fees for their children in advance. In this case. It's not illegal fund-raising at all. Because it is obviously in the name of paying tuition fees, you are required to pay in the name of paying tuition fees in advance, which is basically two concepts with that illegal fund-raising. First of all, if you pay these phone bills in advance, these tuition fees will have no interest. I see. Only illegal fund-raising can induce people to pay a lot of interest fees many times higher than that of that banking institution, which is considered illegal fund-raising. Training institutions like this, if they have preferential policies, will guide everyone to pay a lot of tuition fees, which is not illegal fund-raising. Because there is no interest.