There is a news that a primary school student invented an anti-fog mask and got a patent acceptance notice from China National Intellectual Property Administration. The pupil's name is Wang Kangyu, and he is from Huai 'an, Jiangsu. In the interview, he said that when he saw Grandpa Zhong Nanshan being interviewed during the epidemic, he was wearing a mask and his glasses were foggy. At the same time, this phenomenon also exists in life. I wonder if I can invent a mask to prevent my eyes from fogging. The principle of this mask is very simple, that is, adding it to the original mask. According to media reports, after the invention of anti-fog mask, Wang Kangyu applied for a national patent with the help of his father. At the same time, in order to help others better, Wang Kangyu donated the invention to a mask manufacturer for free after receiving the patent application from China National Intellectual Property Administration. His parents said in an interview that he usually likes reading books and is very curious. He will ask questions he doesn't understand. After knowing his thoughts, I will support him very much. I hope this invention can help more people. In this regard, many netizens have said that this is what primary school students in China should look like, and use their creativity to invent something that contributes to society instead of writing 2,000 poems a day? A prodigy? There are also controversial anti-cancer gene papers written by primary school students before, which are beyond the cognition of primary school students, unrealistic and confusing. We should encourage such behaviors more. They should be the pillars of the future motherland. Creativity is very important for a child, as well as for this country. In the era of rapid development of science and technology, innovation consciousness and ability are important factors to judge a country's comprehensive strength, and also determine whether a country has international competitiveness. Innovation or death? Therefore, we should cultivate children's creativity from an early age.