First of all, the word "education" is anthropomorphic and refers to the domestication of horses by human beings. Secondly, "starting from the loss of freedom" means that the horse is taken care of and fed as soon as it is born, rather than finding food freely by itself; "End in bondage" has two meanings: (1) means putting a reins, saddle, armature and horseshoe on a horse; (2) It means that the horse accepted the idea of obedience ideologically, and obedience became the nature of the horse. This sentence sums up what human beings have done to horses, expresses the author's deep sympathy for horses, and places his social and political ideals on them.

This sentence can easily remind students of the current education system and education system. It is true that some students in life are bound by rigid knowledge and spoon-feeding teaching methods. They do everything according to books and dogmas, and they don't know how to be flexible according to specific situations. Some students become slaves to scores, with no theory and no practical skills. Education seems to be a tool to enslave people and stifle their individuality. There is no denying that there are some problems in our education, but that is a temporary deviation in education. Unlike the slavery of horses, the purpose of our education is to improve students' comprehensive ability and quality. The change of educational purpose from exam-oriented education to quality education clearly illustrates this point.