"How many books have you read? Who read them to you? Who drew these beautiful pictures? What is your favorite book? Why?" "42, 45, 52, 38 .... I drew it myself, mom drew it and I colored it." Whenever we review the children's achievements in the Parent-Child Reading Record Books in a semester, we will ask the children in the older and middle classes this question, and most of the children will answer the question clearly and use their own words to describe their favorite pictures.

The promotion of reading in Taiwan has been quite effective, at least parents' concepts have changed, no longer rejecting extracurricular books, and no longer thinking, "If you can't finish the textbooks, what extracurricular books are there to read? After establishing the foundation of reading, the next step is to promote children's oral expression. In the twenty-first century, the ability to express oneself precisely is a key factor in the development of a child's oral communication skills. Time is money. In order to maintain the viability of a business, bosses require precise reporting. Lee Kuan Yew, former Prime Minister of Singapore, once said at the World Book Council annual conference, "Singapore has a lot to offer.