China's education system is divided into three stages: junior, middle and senior, and each stage has its own unique educational objectives and contents. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the various stages of China's education system.

Primary education stage

The primary education stage is a stage to lay a solid foundation for children. Ordinary primary schools recruit children aged 6-7 and implement universal compulsory primary education, so that children can get all-round development in 5-6 years of study. Adult primary schools mainly teach Chinese and arithmetic to help adults improve their basic cultural knowledge. In addition, there are literacy classes, which are specially aimed at illiterate and semi-illiterate, and help them gradually get rid of illiteracy by learning common words.

Secondary education stage

Secondary education pays attention to cultivating students' comprehensive quality. Ordinary middle schools are divided into two stages: primary and advanced, and the study period is 5-6 years. Junior middle school is 3 years, and senior middle school is 2-3 years. Agricultural middle schools mainly recruit junior high school graduates, provide them with 2-3 years of agricultural knowledge and skills training, and cultivate talents in the agricultural field.

Higher education stage

The stage of higher education is to provide students with higher-level learning and cultivate professional talents. Higher education is divided into two stages: undergraduate and postgraduate, with a duration of 4-7 years. The undergraduate stage mainly cultivates students' professional knowledge and practical ability, while the postgraduate stage mainly cultivates students' research ability and innovation ability.