Not exactly, because there are conditions. First of all, it is suitable for school-age children and adolescents, so it does not include high school and university education, which is why it is also called nine-year compulsory education. Secondly, compulsory education has a "free" feature, which is interpreted as "no tuition and fees" in the Compulsory Education Law. However, there may be other expenses for studying at school. These are not within the scope of "free". Moreover, it is still a process to exempt tuition and miscellaneous fees, which many cities have not done. Therefore, the statement that "compulsory education is free school education" is unscientific. The full text is original and the answer is serious. Hope to adopt! Thank you~