I believe people nowadays are obedient to their children. They all hope that their children will have a good future, become great people, and possibly, hope that they can change a situation in their family. Obviously, for this reason, parents are investing heavily in education now. For early education, many parents are doing it, no matter how expensive it is. As long as it is effective, parents are willing to sign up, and scammers naturally take advantage of their psychology. Just like a recent news, 900 parents were cheated by early education institutions for more than 2 million, so we can't help asking, why are early education institutions so rampant?

The first is that the government's supervision of early education institutions is not strict. If local government agencies can regularly inspect early education institutions to find out whether they are qualified or not, and at the same time, the funds collected by them should be secured by mortgage to ensure that they will not run away without permission, but if these cannot be done, the criminal cost will be extremely low, which will also cause this situation.

The second word, then naturally, is the greedy psychology of those people in early education institutions. Obviously, they can earn a lot of profits through formal early education, but also collect money through this illegal means. This is obviously inseparable from people's greed psychology, and we all know that there is no way to eliminate this psychology. Only by some means can we curb the greed of these people and make them afraid to do so. This requires us to strengthen legislation and increase punishment to make it illegal.

To sum up, we can know that the reason why early education institutions are rampant is that government agencies have not cracked down hard enough in this respect, and parents and friends are not alert enough to early education institutions. It is for this reason that early education institutions can succeed.

These are my views on this issue. I wonder if you have any other views on this issue?