Well said. But during the debate, you may be asked by the positive side at any time. There is no need for the so-called examination, the so-called selection of talents, and the opposition between this and that. You still go to school every day for education, take exams, and so on ... what's your answer? Be prepared in advance. I think this is a good idea, but it also has its own shortcomings. But not everyone thinks so, it will be accepted. Education, how many years .. We call for reform and education every year, constantly adding new programs and regulations, but where is the effect? ! The difficulty of education is increasing, and the level of education is constantly demanding new heights, and students are often victims. Neither top students nor students with unsatisfactory grades can get a comprehensive quality, a moral level and a character ... but teachers or parents are used to speaking with scores and rankings. First of all, what is China's definition of talent standards? It is estimated that everything is said; Is it a degree? Peking University graduate students can only sell pork; Workers who joined the society, those who received formal education were laid off, and those who had no education stayed. Many people without academic qualifications have become senior talents and have to postpone retirement; But people with professional qualifications in our society can't find jobs. Is this a society that values academic qualifications? How many people who are recognized as "capable people" are idle; Now all walks of life in society exist,' the leader says you can do it, but you can do it if you can't; If the leader says no, he can't, and if he can't, he can't. This is unacceptable. For example ... the poet Li Bai said he was too conceited, but his conceit and arrogance had capital. "Hundred Poems on Fighting for Wine" won him great popularity among the people, and finally attracted the attention of the emperor. Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty decided to make an exception and appointed Corporal Li Xian. Gorky didn't have a college degree, Edison didn't graduate from primary school, and Bill Gates was just a high school student, but they were all outstanding talents. Among the top 100 richest people in the United States, more than 40% have never received higher education.