When education becomes a prison, who will kindle the flame of hope? A star-lit classroom in a ruined temple versus a perfect cage of genetic enhancement: an educational breakthrough spanning half a century, where every child is an uncoded universe. Beneath a dark red sky screen, a tiny hand holds up a burning textbook. Sparks drift toward an iron-forest-like college entrance exam factory, while a projection of the starry sky shines through cracks in its walls. Gene chains and chalk dust intertwine in the air, forming a DNA helix. At the bottom, a Morse-code watermark can just be made out: “We have always educated humans the way we raise machines.”
