Winning at the Starting Line – The First Successful Early Education Case Study Analysis Report in China

Author: Zhou Xingwang, Li Xi
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New Citizens, New Humanity in Education – A Preface for the Book by Wang Guangmei, the widow of former Chinese President Liu Shaoqi.
Early education is related to the future of every child, the hope of every mother, and even the prosperity of every nation. We hope every parent reads this book! – Bai Yansong, a famous program host of CCTV.
The future era will be one that pays more attention to humanity, praises creativity, and embraces individual development. What children need most are perseverance, optimism, tolerance, and kindness – these are what we must cultivate in them from the beginning. – Zhu Hongjun, the wife of Bai Yansong, a famous program host of CCTV.
A mother’s heart is like the sun; a child’s heart is like the earth. A mother’s love should be as warm as the sun’s rays spreading to her child’s heart. – Fang Yuan, a famous host of the Central Radio Broadcasting Agency.
The childhood spirit is a shadow danced by the wings of a goddess. Only the true self can understand it. – Educational saying by the book’s protagonist, Liu Jie.
The book’s protagonist, Liu Jie, is a Chinese month-old nanny. With 20 years of experience in early education, she is the founder of Chinese folk early education and the most experienced early education expert in China. She is the chairman and chief scientist of Beijing-based Qidian International Children’s Education Consulting Center. She is the pioneer of the natural and happy baby-rearing method and has created five firsts in the history of Chinese early education:
- The first doctor in China to become a month-old nanny.
- The first person in China to propose the 2049 Olympic Baby Training Plan.
- The first person in China to establish a mother-baby synchronized parenting park.
- The first person in China to establish a folk early education research center.
- The first person in China to implement family early education experiments.
Liu Jie has extensive baby-rearing experience and is known as the best month-old nanny in China. The United States Early Education Research Center’s book, "Sesame Opens the Door," hires Liu Jie as the Chief Scientific Advisor (China), describing her as the most experienced early education scientist in China.