Tencent is presently engaged in internal testing for its innovative AI-driven interactive content platform, 'Dong Le Ya,' tailored specifically for children and teenagers. The platform's official website and WeChat mini-program have been rolled out concurrently, and it is now undergoing preliminary testing with select groups of parent-child users and frontline educators. At the heart of the product lie interactive content modules known as 'Wonder Cards.' Leveraging the built-in AI capabilities, users can effortlessly create interactive learning materials by simply inputting natural language instructions, eliminating the need for any programming expertise. Furthermore, users have the freedom to explore and customize pre-existing works within the community. The platform seamlessly integrates content consumption and creation within a unified community framework, categorizing content according to academic levels and subjects. This fosters a self-reinforcing cycle where AI technology reduces the barriers to content production, while the community facilitates widespread distribution. The platform caters to three primary use cases: parent-child interaction, K12 classroom settings, and extracurricular exploration. Adopting a multi-model approach, the platform intelligently selects different AI models based on specific task requirements to optimize generation quality and reliability. This new offering addresses a gap in Tencent's portfolio by providing an interactive content community specifically designed for K12 and parent-child scenarios. In contrast to Doubao Aixue, which primarily focuses on problem-solving, grading, and Q&A functionalities, 'Dong Le Ya' places a strong emphasis on generating interactive learning content. This enables children to interact with knowledge in a hands-on, simulated environment, enhancing their learning experience.