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In order to effectively nurture innovative, practical, and adaptable talents in new and complex situations, it is crucial to incorporate flexible teaching contents and methods, with particular emphasis on updating teaching concepts. This paper aims to explore and discuss new concepts of chemistry teaching that align with the evolving requirements for talent cultivation. The rapidly changing landscape demands educational approaches that prepare students to navigate the complexities of the modern world. By embracing innovative teaching contents and methods, educators can equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in dynamic environments. This involves revaluating traditional teaching concepts and integrating fresh perspectives to meet the evolving demands of talent cultivation. Attempt has also been made to present various viewpoints and strategies, offering insights into how chemistry teaching can be re-imagined to better align with the requirements of talent cultivation in new situations. By examining the changing needs of students and the skills demanded by emerging industries, the paper highlights the importance of incorporating new concepts into chemistry education. The discussion encompasses a range of topics, such as the integration of practical applications and real-world scenarios into the curriculum, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills, promoting interdisciplinary approaches, and incorporating emerging technologies into teaching methodologies. These new concepts aim to enhance students' adaptability, creativity, and ability to address complex challenges they may encounter in their future careers. By embracing these new concepts of chemistry teaching, educators can effectively cultivate talents who are equipped to thrive in diverse, fast-paced, and ever-changing environments. The paper emphasizes the significance of continuously updating teaching concepts and methods to meet the evolving requirements for talent cultivation in the face of new situations.