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What does the education war mean?
Title: Frontline

Pinyin: zhàn xiàn

Basic explanation

1. [Front]: The front line of the warring parties.

2. [Positive]: It is a metaphor for the progress on the education front in a certain field of revolution or construction.

3.

[Front]: refers to the joint organization of the national United front.

detailed description

1.

The line of contact between the warring armies. Chapter 3 of Chapter 2 by Mao Dun: "The momentum of the Oriental soldiers is fierce, and this front cannot be defended." Wei Wei's The Cutest Man, Go Forward, Motherland! : "Motherland, on the battlefield of gunfire, everyone is thinking of you and listening to you."

2.

Metaphor works in other fields. Mao Zedong's New Year speech: "May we win on the economic and financial fronts! I wish us victory on the cultural and educational front! " Act I of Lao She's Salesgirl: "We are three good girls, and we are going to have a big fight in business."