China is the largest country in the world and has the largest higher education system. The main reason is that China's annual investment in education accounts for about 4% of China's total expenditure. At the same time, education investment accounts for a very large part of China's annual political and financial expenditure. At the same time, the scale of higher education schools in China continues to increase compared with previous years. This is unprecedented for China, a country with sustainable development. Every year, China invests a lot of energy in the construction and establishment of higher education colleges.

1. Education investment is a huge figure. According to the statistics of China National Finance Bureau, China's annual investment in education accounts for about 4% of China's GDP fiscal expenditure. At the same time, in 20 16, China's education expenditure reached about 3 trillion yuan for the first time in one year. This is the first time that China's education expenditure has exceeded 3 trillion yuan. At the same time, from 20 16 to now, in the five-year life cycle of 2020, the annual education expenditure is.

Second, higher education is developing. At the same time, the Director of Education has indicated that higher education in China is gradually developing towards popularization, and the number of students who go deep into higher education has exploded year by year, which means that education in China has gradually become popular.

According to the research of China's new higher education, there will be more than110 million college graduates every year, and secondary vocational colleges will deliver more than 600,000 talents to the society every year. The total amount of talents they have sent to the whole society has reached saturation. They have made statistics on the cultural level of migrant workers who are now in the city, and on average everyone will reach the cultural level of the first year of college.

At the same time, the employment rate of secondary vocational graduates has reached more than 90%, while the employment rate of higher vocational graduates has reached 95%, which shows that the employment rate of graduates from secondary vocational colleges has reached a very full state.