BBC produced a documentary comparing Chinese and English education, which attracted a lot of attention, formed many hot spots and of course caused a lot of controversy. Documentary, as its name implies, is mainly based on records and emphasizes realism. However, realism is only a form, and its value must be oriented, no matter what the documentary in the world is. So, don't be fooled by the BBC, don't think-this is really an objective comparison of the educational differences between China and Britain. Regular exercises, classrooms full of "glasses", harsh teachers and obedient students are the "scenes" of education in China.
British children are free and cheerful, active in thinking and have a strong sense of "rights", while teachers are persuasive and willing to inspire, and the concept of "equality" is deeply rooted. Obviously, these are typical "labeling" of Chinese and English education.