June 6th is the 28th national "Eye Care Day". The national "Eye Care Day" publicity and education week will be held from June 3-10. The theme of this year's event is "Pay attention to universal eye health". Seeing the word "universal" in the theme, my heart couldn't help but thump. Focusing on general eye health indicates that the phenomenon of "unhealthy eyes" is quite common, otherwise why pay attention? This is consistent with our daily observations. Myopic people are expanding visibly with the naked eye. Especially represented by the youth group. According to a survey by the National Health Commission, the overall myopia rate among children and adolescents in China in 2022 was 53.6%, with 14.5% of 6-year-old children, 36% of primary school students, 71.6% of middle school students, and 81% of high school students. According to this ratio, among the newly enrolled college students every year, 8 out of 10 wear glasses. Although there are a large number of prevention and control measures and support strategies that can allow people wearing glasses to handle many tasks that require vision calmly, wouldn't it be better if they could not wear them? The current situation cannot be changed because myopia is generally incurable, and one can only hope that the vision of later generations can remain excellent. But this expectation is also difficult to achieve. As early as 30 years ago, the media began discussing the phenomenon of "small glasses". Nowadays, with the deep popularization of various electronic products and mobile terminals, some children become addicted to playing with mobile phones, and some teachers rely heavily on electronic terminals for homework, making them a new carrier of "puzzle sea tactics". Some schools are promoting information technology construction, and as a result, even extracurricular practice that used to be hands-on and brainy cannot be separated from displays... This should be viewed from both sides. On the one hand, electronic products cannot be completely abandoned, but they must be strictly managed. From school to home, help children establish usage norms and control usage time. Children should not be left to manage themselves, after all, it is much more enjoyable to browse short videos than to browse questions. On the other hand, outdoor activities must be guaranteed and children should be exposed to nature more. This is not an either or relationship with learning and homework. Moderate exercise can improve learning efficiency, which has been scientifically proven. To prevent myopia, it is necessary to make children's eyes focus more on green trees and blue sky. Walking on the Balance beam between maintaining a certain learning intensity and increasing outdoor activities is not a free question, but a new topic under the pressure of myopia, and it is a must answer question. I believe that with the efforts of all sectors, this topic will definitely be solved. (Outlook New Era Network)