Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the impactful story of Tian Xia, a technology worker and head of the Wuhan Cybersecurity Talent Research Center, who initiated an online tutoring program to support left-behind and disadvantaged children in Wuhan, resulting in significant academic improvements for the students involved [1][3]. Group 1: Background and Initiatives - In 2024, under the initiative of the Wuhan Women's Federation, Tian Xia became a "love mom" for a student named Xiao Ji, initially providing learning materials and supplies [3]. - After realizing that material support was insufficient, Tian Xia sought to provide more effective educational assistance through online platforms [5][8]. Group 2: Implementation and Impact - Tian Xia tested various online education platforms and mobilized over 200 volunteers, including students from prestigious schools, to form a tutoring team that conducts one-on-one online classes every weekend [8][9]. - The program has successfully connected students from different regions, with notable improvements in academic performance, including a reported increase of over 20 points in individual subjects within a semester [9][10]. - Since 2024, 2,870 "love moms" have paired with 2,831 left-behind and disadvantaged children in Wuhan, providing consistent support and care [10].