1, speech language intelligence: refers to the ability of people to master and use language flexibly, which is manifested in thinking in words and expressing complex meanings in many different ways;

2. Mathematical logic intelligence: refers to the ability of people to understand, reason and express the relationship between logical results, and has the outstanding characteristics of solving problems by logical methods, understanding numbers and abstract patterns, and understanding the application of reasoning to solve problems;

3. Visual spatial intelligence refers to the ability of people to correctly feel and express the spatial position of colors and shapes. Its outstanding features are the accurate perception of the visual world, the generation of thinking images, the thinking ability of three-dimensional space, and the ability to distinguish the relationship between objects in the perception space;

4. Musical prosodic intelligence: refers to people's ability to feel, distinguish, remember and express music, which is characterized by being sensitive to non-verbal sounds in the environment, including rhythm and melody, rhythm and pitch quality; ?

5. Body sports intelligence: refers to the human body's ability to coordinate and balance and the strength, speed and flexibility of sports. It has the outstanding characteristics of using the body to communicate and solve problems, skillfully operating objects and activities that require good sports skills; ?

6. Interpersonal communication intelligence: refers to the sensitivity to other people's expressions, words and gestures and the ability to respond effectively to them, which shows that individuals can perceive and experience other people's emotions and make appropriate responses;

7. Self-knowledge intelligence: refers to the ability of individuals to know, understand and reflect on themselves. The outstanding characteristics are that they are sensitive to their own feelings and emotions, know their own advantages and disadvantages, and use their knowledge to guide decision-making and set goals;

8. Natural observation intelligence: refers to the ability to observe various forms of nature, identify and classify objects, and gain insight into natural or artificial systems.