I thought only Germany had such strange rules. Later, I checked the situation in relevant European countries and found that they treat their children in the same way. For example, Hungarian legislation stipulates that kindergartens are strictly forbidden to teach children to learn to write, read and calculate. Kindergarten education is free. Ungarn: This is the children's favorite word. Bezu Bringhen. Dead p? Kindergarten workers? Rten is kostenlos.

Contrary to Europe, children in China have basically learned all the knowledge of the first grade of primary school during kindergarten. People have reason to worry that children in Europe lost to children in China at the starting line. In fact, such worries are unnecessary. Europeans generally believe that children have their own growth laws and should do corresponding things at corresponding stages. On the surface, China's preschool education and basic education are solid, but their imagination and thinking ability are destroyed, which leads children to form the habit of passively accepting knowledge and ignoring active thinking. For the time being, let's put aside the disputes and judgments on the advantages and disadvantages of Chinese and western education, and pay attention to the achievements of German education: since the establishment of the Nobel Prize, Germans (including Germans who immigrated to the United States, Canada and other countries) have won nearly half of the total number of Nobel Prizes. In other words, 82 million Germans shared half of the Nobel Prize, while another 6 billion people in the world only got the remaining half. Is this a racial issue? I'm afraid it's not that simple. Let's re-examine German education and see if their practices are worth learning from. At the same time, I hope that domestic educators will not be complacent, because what they have done today has actually destroyed China from generation to generation.