The earliest source of moral, intellectual and physical education was the songs of Chongqing Beiquan Kindergarten during the Anti-Japanese War. The lyricist is Zhou Dean Zhilian (from Nangong Town, Hebei Province). She is the third person in the Enlightenment Society. She participated in the May 4th Movement with Zhou Enlai, and then studied in the Department of Education of Columbia University, specializing in early childhood education. She studied under the positivist masters Dewey and Tao Xingzhi as her brothers and sisters. Beiquan Kindergarten, founded in 1939, is the heroic "mother" of hundreds of suffering children in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. In her songs, she called on her children to grow up to be scientists and develop morally, intellectually and physically. Due to ideological reasons, Taiwan Province's education later became "moral, intellectual and physical beauty", while Chinese mainland developed into "moral, intellectual and physical beauty". This educational thought is the crystallization of modern scientism, anti-Japanese patriotism and labor values. The respondent is Zhou Zhilian's "little" fellow villager, a science and engineering man, hoping to sum up the perfect answer.