Group 1 - The core issue is the investigation of a company for allegedly promoting illegal advertisements for "high school volunteer planning experts" training, which claims to provide certification in just three days [1] - The "high school volunteer planning expert" is not recognized in the national vocational qualification directory, and the so-called "national-level certificate" is merely a printed page [1] - The training and certification market exhibits characteristics of a "lemon market," where poor quality services drive out quality services due to severe information asymmetry between buyers and sellers [1] Group 2 - To address the rapid certification issue, it is essential to establish a standardized skill certification system, including a unified certificate verification platform to trace training records and verify certificate authenticity [1] - The need for educational reform is emphasized, advocating for the integration of vocational enlightenment into basic education to reduce blind worship of certificates [2] - The market should shift towards valuing problem-solving abilities over mere certification, allowing companies to pay a premium for skills rather than certificates, thus activating new momentum for innovation and development [2]