Childhood in a Foreign Country is a very popular documentary recently, which provides China's parents with a rich and profound international perspective to see what the unique education in the world is like.

After watching the second episode of Finnish Education, the little fresh people on Douban were moved:

In my opinion, the Finnish people's emphasis on educational ideas such as "equality for all", "non-competition" and "advocating freedom" is self-deception and ignores the elephant in the room.

In this world, inequality and fierce competition between people are the truth. Is the education that deliberately covers up the truth worth moving? Is it worth learning?