How to protect the eyesight of children and adolescents is a question that the whole society must answer well. Shanghai Songjiang District integrates myopia prevention and control knowledge into classroom teaching, campus culture, and daily behavioral norms of primary and secondary school students, improving their awareness and ability to actively protect their eyesight; Tonglu County, Zhejiang Province conducts vision screening activities for children and adolescents from kindergarten senior to senior three in the entire county, and establishes a "Visual Health Record for Children and Adolescents"; Hefei City, Anhui Province has issued regulations that require the construction of a myopia prevention and control classroom in newly built schools to help students prevent and control myopia... Many regions have continuously launched effective new measures, providing useful reference for preventing and controlling myopia in children and adolescents. A bright future for children cannot be separated from bright eyes. It must be noted that children who experience myopia at a young age are more likely to develop high myopia, leading to visual impairment. At the same time, it should also be noted that the causes of myopia in children and adolescents are complex, which are not only related to personal learning and lifestyle habits, but also closely related to educational examination evaluation and incentive mechanisms, and home school interaction models. Therefore, schools and the whole society should take action to jointly take care of children's eyes. Prevention of myopia is more important than cure. Adhering to the principle of moving forward, actively creating a learning environment that meets the requirements of scientific eye use for students, helping children develop good eye habits, strengthening eye health and visual examination for children and adolescents, and implementing comprehensive strategies through multiple approaches, we are sure to protect the bright "vision" of children and adolescents, and let them have a bright future. (New News Agency)