Is it easy? I'm afraid this is a misunderstanding. According to parents whose children are studying abroad, their homework is actually much more difficult than that in China. For example, when handing in homework about American history, you should write down the differences of each president, the doctrine and spirit they advocated, and what do you think of the achievements of famous presidents when they were in office, and the role their achievements played in the historical process (if you kill China people, he will not be afraid to give his own views, and there is always a standard answer in politics), and so on. If you don't read a lot of books, integrate your own views, hand in a blank sheet of paper and scribble, I'm afraid you won't get into the exam. Therefore, their reading and thinking are much bigger, stronger and more tiring than this kind of homework in China. For example, an American teacher will write an assignment: writing your family tree in a hundred years, which is difficult to complete without the help of family power. But after the completion, you will have a clearer understanding of your pedigree, where your ancestors came from, and the family context that comes down in one continuous line. You will emphasize everyone's "root" consciousness and even think more about the significance of your generation. Do you think this kind of homework is easy? In particular, it is impossible to think well without giving some opinions. This is only the homework for junior and senior high schools, and the content in universities will be more complicated, so their homework is not as rigid as that in China. What topic is ABC's choice or formulaic answer is actually unfavorable to cultivating ability. Tired and useless.

A few years ago, foreign delegations sent delegations to China, and China also sent delegations to study abroad. Their conclusion is that China will be great in the future, because the students are very diligent and have a bright future. Our conclusion is that international students seem relaxed and not strict, and there seems to be little study discipline.

A few years later, it turned out that their conclusions were all wrong. China students don't have much creativity, so they study hard, while seemingly playful foreign students have made achievements one after another.

So, which education system do you think is more procrastinating? The answer is clear.