Core Viewpoint - The joint release of the "Opinions on Accelerating the Construction of a Universal Childcare Service System" aims to alleviate family childcare pressure and promote the social development of young children by encouraging kindergartens to offer classes for children aged 2-3 years and supporting employers in building childcare facilities [1][4]. Group 1: Kindergarten Childcare Services - The "Opinions" propose that qualified kindergartens should provide childcare services for 2-3 year olds, ensuring safety and quality while addressing the needs of preschool education [3][5]. - The initiative emphasizes the importance of professional training for childcare staff to ensure service quality, particularly for the unique developmental needs of 2-3 year olds [4][8]. - Local education departments are tasked with evaluating the conditions for kindergartens to offer childcare services and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations [4][5]. Group 2: Employer Involvement in Childcare - The "Opinions" encourage employers to utilize existing resources to establish childcare facilities, allowing for the inclusion of related expenses in employee welfare funds [7][8]. - This initiative aims to ease the challenges of transporting children for working parents, enhancing work efficiency and responsiveness to children's needs [8]. - The National Trade Union will coordinate with relevant departments to support employers in implementing childcare services, while also emphasizing the need for additional investment in staff training for quality assurance [8].