The law specifically provides for the protection of women's cultural and educational rights: (1) Women enjoy equal cultural and educational rights with men; (2) to ensure that women enjoy equal rights with men in enrollment, further study, graduation distribution, conferring degrees and sending them abroad to study. (3) To ensure the physical and mental health of female adolescents; (four) the obligation to ensure that school-age female children and adolescents receive compulsory education; (5) Organizing women to receive vocational education and technical training. The right to education mainly includes the following categories and contents: 1. Participate in various activities arranged by the education and teaching plan, and use teaching facilities, equipment and books. 2. Obtain scholarships, loans and grants in accordance with state regulations. 3. Get a fair evaluation of academic performance and conduct, and obtain corresponding academic certificates and degree certificates after completing the required studies. 4. If they are dissatisfied with the punishment given by the school, they shall lodge a complaint with the relevant departments, and lodge a complaint or bring a lawsuit against the behavior of the school and teachers that infringe upon their personal rights, property rights and other legitimate rights and interests. 5. Other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.

legal ground

Article 15 of the Law on the Protection of Women's Rights and Interests in People's Republic of China (PRC) guarantees that women enjoy equal cultural and educational rights with men. Sixteenth schools and relevant departments should implement the relevant provisions of the state to ensure that women enjoy equal rights with men in enrollment, further studies, graduation distribution, conferring degrees and sending them abroad. When enrolling students, schools shall not refuse to admit women or raise the admission standards for women on the grounds of gender, except for special majors. Seventeenth schools should take measures in education, management and facilities according to the characteristics of female teenagers to ensure the healthy development of female teenagers. Eighteenth parents or other guardians must fulfill the obligation to ensure that school-age female children and adolescents receive compulsory education. Unless approved by the local people's government due to illness or other special circumstances, the local people's government shall criticize and educate parents or other guardians who refuse to send school-age female children and adolescents to school, and take effective measures to order them to go to school. The government, society and schools should take effective measures to solve the practical difficulties of school-age female children and adolescents, and create conditions to ensure that school-age female children and adolescents in poverty, disability and floating population complete compulsory education.