Examination-oriented education can be divided into narrow sense and broad sense. In a narrow sense, exam-oriented education is usually regarded as a teaching mode that focuses on passing exams, measures students' level with scores, and sends most of them to a higher school, which corresponds to quality education. Exam-oriented education in a broad sense is also called "hard education", that is, "rigid exam-oriented education", which refers to a system in which some educators take advantage of their positions to seek benefits for themselves by infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of students. This system only represents the interests of some educators and seriously infringes on the legitimate rights and interests of students. Its essence is the exploitation system in the cloak of education. "Rigid exam-oriented education" is a system that seriously violates the law. Because it only exists in Chinese mainland today, it is also called "China Education". This educational model is quite popular in rural areas, suburbs and most underdeveloped cities in China.