I think Chinese-style education is similar to going to Beijing for an exam before. Admit it, the scenery is infinite. If you don't pass the exam, you will repeat it year after year, or farm land, which is related to our previous cultural accumulation. When I was in the second grade, our math teacher taught two classes by stocking. As a result, one fell first and one fell later. It's not that the teacher didn't teach well, but that we think this kind of happiness came too suddenly, so we are all high, thinking that the teacher doesn't care anyway. To put it bluntly, we have a slave-like teacher in our hearts who always hands in his homework the next day. Education in China is to force you to study. If you don't study, you are worthless. If there is no way out, you are even more worthless. So I think since it exists, there must be a reason for it.

Moreover, judging from the current situation of countries around the world, Chinese-style education is obviously not so pessimistic, because the rapid development of China for decades has produced a large number of industrial workers by Chinese-style education. Now all kinds of criticisms of China's education are mainly for his better tomorrow, not for smearing and trampling.