Let's start with the conclusion that prodigies exist, but it is impossible for the two primary school students in this incident to independently study tea polyphenols and win anti-tumor awards. Not to mention a series of steps such as the conception, experimental design, experimental completion, conclusion and writing of the whole anti-tumor research, even if two primary school students can really complete the animal experiment independently, it is impossible.

Why can't we complete animal experiments independently? According to Chapter 5 of the Detailed Rules for the Administration of Medical Laboratory Animals? Medical laboratory animal staff? Article 21 stipulates that technicians engaged in animal experiments must obtain the post qualification certificate of medical experimental animal technicians. Do these two pupils have certificates? If not, it is against the experimental operation. At the same time, to be fair, does a pupil really have the psychological quality to carry out animal experiments? I don't even know if I dare to touch a mouse, let alone gut it.

At the same time, many people on the Internet conducted an in-depth investigation on relevant personnel. For example, the father of two primary school students, Li Hongliang, is the immediate superior of their tutor, Wang Xi, and there is an employment relationship between Li Hongliang and Wang Xi. At the same time, Wuhan Association for Science and Technology also has an interest relationship with Li Hongliang's research institute and its payroll unit Wuhan Jinenjie Gene Technology Co., Ltd., which is undoubtedly worth pondering, but I won't make too many comments here. At the same time, as the father of two primary school students, Li Hongliang is not necessarily an academic genius. For example, Rao Yi, a professor in Peking University, once reported academic fraud by Li Hongliang and others under his real name. These are all facts that can be found online.

Leaving aside the truth of this matter, the question is whether prodigies really exist. My answer is existence. For example, Tao Zhexuan, a great figure in mathematics, was sent to primary school at the age of three and a half. At the age of seven, he began to teach himself calculus. At the age of eight and a half, he entered middle school, but he studied math and physics at Flinders University every day. 10 years old, 1 1 year old, 12 years old participated in the international mathematical olympiad and won the bronze medal, silver medal and gold medal respectively. /kloc-got a master's degree at the age of 0/7, and won the Nobel Prize in Mathematics at the age of 30: Fields Prize.

Such people are prodigies. And my father happens to be a scholar with a strong medical reputation, two primary school students who have done graduate level research in primary school. Are they prodigies? I don't know. We'll see.