I enjoyed this piano recital. But what touched my heart was not the concert itself, but it reminded me of many other things. In order to reduce the burden on students, relevant departments have banned schools from holding all kinds of interest classes across the board, and have banned the renting out of school venues to hold various types of tutoring classes and interest classes. But the vast majority of primary school students are still busy with various interest classes on weekends and holidays. The responsibilities of the school have been completely shied away from them. A number of social intermediaries with various tricks have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain. The teachers are all from the school. As everyone knows, safety and quality cannot be guaranteed, and the training costs have increased a lot compared to the original training courses run by the school. Let’s not comment on the rights and wrongs of “not losing at the starting line”, but this is the reality. Parents are more helpless and have no strength to fight. They can only make more hardships and efforts for this.

Education emphasizes teaching students in accordance with their aptitude. Music, art, etc. are only suitable for some people with hobbies. For specialty subjects such as music, art, and calligraphy, the school does not have many class hours. It should be encouraged to allow some people to study part-time. The school itself has such teachers and conditions. Interest classes cannot simply be one size fits all. I remember one time when I was exchanging views on this issue with the relevant supervisor, he replied: Our education authorities only need to do things well within the academic system. This answer struck me as very childish and irresponsible. Moreover, can current education distinguish the responsibilities of society, family, and school? Have things within the academic system been done well? Today, social education, family education, and school education have been closely linked. Just take Shen Wenyu, how could he become a "genius" without amateur study and training?