At present, education-related topics often appear as "the confrontation between the two armed forces": one side is an education expert, who said bitterly that successful education must stimulate the interest of students; the other side is parents and teachers, who agree that "exams are big, and scores are highest" Experts point out that such "utilitarianism" has made children's nature and interests ruthlessly stifled. However, under the condition of insufficient high-quality education resources, parents do not want to try to get their children to enter a prestigious school, what more wise choices can there be ? The text is intended to explain:. ['Demand for high-quality education resources in China is in short supply.', "Educational experts' perspective divorces from real life.", "Education now kills children's nature.", 'Parents\' "utilitarian" choice is helpless.']