As a country deeply influenced by China culture, South Korea naturally has a lot in common with China in education. According to the reporter's experience in Korea, I think there are many places in Korea that China can learn from.

Pay attention to moral education?

South Korea attaches great importance to the moral quality education of teenagers, and there are moral education classes from the first grade of primary school to the first grade of high school, among which etiquette education is the most impressive. Etiquette education in Korean schools includes:

Personal life etiquette, such as the posture of sitting, standing and walking, the tone, eyes and facial expressions when talking with people, and the manners when handing over items;

2. Family life etiquette, such as etiquette for parents, elders, brothers and sisters, relatives and neighbors;

3. School life etiquette, such as etiquette for teachers, seniors and classmates, meeting ceremony and farewell ceremony at school and after school;

4. Social life etiquette, such as bow and scrape, hand-raising ceremony, eye-catching ceremony, worship ceremony and various titles in social communication; 5. National life etiquette, such as national flag and national anthem etiquette.