Through the production of teaching materials, curriculum instruction, and the development of picture books and puzzles, LAPSEE utilizes a one-stop service model to cultivate children's ability to "understand, analyze, use, and produce" media. We firmly believe that thinking is the starting point and freedom is the destination, hoping that every child can have a pair of eyes to see the real world. Mobile phones have quietly integrated into our lives; children in the digital age, in particular, view the internet as a teacher to learn all kinds of knowledge and solve various difficult and complicated problems. The online world is all-encompassing, but if we give children mobile phones without teaching them the ability to discern information, they will completely believe everything on the internet. Last year (2021), LAPSEE received support from the Ministry of Education's "Young Fly Global Action Program" and the NTU Garage Incubator, and began to implement its one-stop media literacy education services. By developing teaching materials and aids, it becomes a partner for teachers in lesson preparation; through the production of a series of picture books and puzzles, it addresses parents' concerns about information chaos; and through an "issue-based, gamified, and project-based" teaching model, it cultivates children's four core capabilities of "understanding media, analyzing media, using media, and producing media," empowering children to actively choose information rather than being at the mercy of it.