I think Hengshui education belongs to squeezing education to some extent. I don't quite agree with this kind of education. Although such Hengshui education is very popular in the background of exam-oriented education, I think it will greatly suppress students' nature and is not conducive to their all-round development.

Hengshui-style education has indeed followed suit all over the country, but people have only seen groups of students walk out of this campus with excellent results, but they have not seen all kinds of oppression that Hengshui students have experienced in this school. Hengshui education is a typical hero based on achievements. Except for some students with excellent academic performance and smart people, most students can achieve what people think is excellent because of the great pressure from the school.

I have some friends who go to school in Hengshui, and I have heard their knowledge about school life with my own eyes. They don't have their own time. They run like machines every day. They have no hobbies, have no time to relax, and don't even go home during holidays. There are only piles of textbooks and homework in their suitcases. It's hard to imagine how terrible this is!

I don't deny that under the pressure of college entrance examination, grades are really important, but I don't advocate this dehumanizing education method. Even if it may cost a group of people, they may lose more. Under Hengshui education, students can't bear the heavy pressure and jump off buildings frequently. Many students have a lifelong psychological shadow because they saw them jump off buildings with their own eyes. This obviously confirms the infeasibility of Hengshui education in some aspects, and it is understandable to pursue achievements. Hengshui education, an oppressive education, needs deep thinking.