Basic education in Mongolia attaches great importance to language courses, and English is taught from the first grade of primary school. Most schools in the capital offer four or five foreign language courses, such as English, Russian, Japanese, German and French. In recent years, due to the needs of national conditions, more and more people are learning Chinese, and learning Chinese has gradually become a trend, a new trend and a fashion. Nowadays, many families with status, status and financial strength are willing to send their children to study in China as an ideal and pride. This provides a potential source of students for Erlianhaote International Language School to recruit Mongolian students.

No.39 Middle School is a sister school with Erlian Mongolian Middle School, where more than 50 Mongolian students study. We also visited Ulaanbaatar 18, which is about to pair up with Erlian International Language School, and had a brief meeting with the director of education in Hanula District of Ulaanbaatar. They all expressed a common wish: they are willing to carry out extensive educational exchanges and cooperation with China to achieve the goal of mutual benefit and win-win.

Mongolian primary and secondary school students do not participate in school homework, or even do it on duty. The teacher is responsible for cleaning the classroom, but his practical ability is not weak at all. Because vocational skills education is a compulsory course, people are experts in manual work, maintenance, computer play and engine disassembly. There are many middle school students who can drive motor vehicles.

Mongolia has a population of 250,000 to 600,000. More than 80% of the residents live in cities, and about 40% of the population in China only live in the capital. There are many schools in Ulaanbaatar, including seven or eight government-run universities, 100 comprehensive middle schools and many private schools. Residents have a relatively high education level. It is said that it is relatively easy to miss college in Mongolia. Because, China