The first is the scale of the college entrance examination, which many foreigners dare not think about.

Of course, one of the reasons is that China has a large population base and there are naturally many students. In addition, with the popularization of higher education, colleges and universities are expanding enrollment every year, which gives more and more students the opportunity to enter colleges and universities, and also gives more students dreams. At present, as long as you study hard and don't relax yourself too much, basically every candidate can be admitted to the university by filling in the appropriate volunteers.

Under such circumstances, by 20 17, the number of applicants for the national college entrance examination will reach about 9.4 million, which is more than the total population of some small countries, so the scale of the college entrance examination in China is completely unimaginable to many foreigners.

Secondly, parents and students in China pay more attention to the college entrance examination than foreigners can imagine.

It may be difficult for foreigners to understand why parents and students in China attach so much importance to it just because they entered the university from high school. In order to give children a good review environment, parents can make all kinds of school sacrifices, and they can only whisper when they don't watch TV at home for fear of disturbing their children. What's more, it will ask the cats, dogs and frogs in neighbors' homes and even communities to limit their calls.

Of course, in China, the college entrance examination is the biggest and relatively fair channel for the class to rise, and it is difficult for foreigners to understand it with their own culture. In their eyes, the behavior of these parents is simply unreasonable.

Finally, local colleges and universities will cooperate with parents' concerns and take various measures during the college entrance examination to ensure the quiet environment of the examination room.

What is more likely to surprise foreigners is that the whole country of China will cooperate with this concern. On the day of the exam, traffic around the school will be banned to prevent candidates from blocking the road. Cars within a few kilometers of Fiona Fang are not allowed to honk their horns, and even the surrounding factories will be closed.

If a foreigner who has just arrived in China happens to catch up with the college entrance examination, it is estimated that it will really be an eye-opener.