1. Education system refers to a series of overall arrangements for education in a country or region, including organizational system, management institutions, curriculum, teaching methods and examination evaluation. The education system reflects the basic goal, direction and policy orientation of society for education, and has a vital impact on the education quality and opportunities of the whole society.

2. The education system includes a series of aspects such as the allocation of educational resources, the arrangement of educational funds, the formulation of curriculum objectives and the improvement of teaching methods. A perfect education system is conducive to improving the quality and efficiency of education, raising the level of education for all, and contributing to the development and modernization of the country.

A perfect education system can provide more stable and lasting educational resources for the society, make education more fair, scientific and efficient, and provide fertile ground for cultivating creative and leading talents. The education system can also promote social innovation and development and enhance the comprehensive strength of the country.

In terms of education system, different countries and regions have different characteristics and systems, as well as their own advantages and disadvantages and room for improvement. Therefore, it is a problem that every country needs to attach importance to and pay attention to developing an education system suitable for its national conditions and further improving the level and quality of education.

The origin of the education system:

The origin of education system can be traced back to ancient civilization, when people had certain organizational forms and mechanisms for the acquisition and inheritance of knowledge. However, the formation and development of modern education system is closely related to the promotion and demand of social processes such as industrialization, urbanization and modernization.

In modern times, countries began to pay attention to popularizing education and improving the quality of education, and modern education systems gradually emerged. These systems can be roughly divided into two types: one emphasizes the unified management and leadership of the state over education, covering the establishment and management of educational institutions, the formulation and implementation of educational policies, the establishment and distribution of educational funds, and curriculum setting; The other is to let the market mechanism play its role, guide social capital to invest in the field of education and encourage the development of the education industry.