Since General Charles de Gaulle came to power in France, 18 ministers of education have resigned one after another because of poor teaching or poor performance. * * * tried five or six educational reforms and failed. Observers have found that the nerve center of France is bound to be closely entangled with the endless problems of higher education, and French institutions of higher learning are also facing severe challenges-① poor management and poor leadership. (2) dilapidated school buildings and lack of classrooms. Due to the large number of people and few seats, many people have to sit on the floor or squeeze in the doorway and aisle. Many universities in France are overcrowded and their buildings are dilapidated. The infrastructure of colleges and universities has been stagnant for many years. * * * only accounts for 0.85% of GDP, and insufficient funds lead to a shortage of university buildings in various places. Paris University can only accommodate 10000 students, but now the number of students is as high as 38000. (3) There is a serious shortage of teachers and staff, and people's thinking has changed. The shortage of teachers is an important factor leading to the crisis of French higher education. The teacher-student ratio of French universities is 1∶30, Japan is 1∶20 and West Germany is 1∶ 13. In recent years, the number of teachers has remained unchanged. In the past five years, the number of students in Provence University has increased by 40%, while the number of teachers has only increased by 4.4%, while the number of educational assistants has decreased by 65. (4) Students' learning difficulties and complaints ... all this greatly angered 654.38+200,000 teachers and students. French higher education institutions are like giant whales that have been fatally injured. Before sinking to the bottom of the sea, they desperately swayed their huge bodies and set off a huge whirlpool. People still remember the long-term strike held by students before 1988 to oppose De Swakai's reform plan, but now students are deprived of their ideals, their status is not respected, the education system and measures are unfavorable, the reform is difficult to carry out, French universities are difficult to maintain and are on the verge of bankruptcy. What is the root cause? Will they remain silent? A bigger storm is bound to break out, and France will find it difficult to deal with it.