Education in China is corrupt and unfair. I don't know how much it costs to send my children to a so-called good school, but don't children like it? Foreign education methods are open. Although I started writing, I can study hard in the morning and go to the library to study in the afternoon. If you don't study computer, website and other things (not playing), it is also a kind of research to cultivate children's interest and interest in learning, which will be beneficial to the country or yourself in the future. Second, China is a middle school and a high school, which is a complete hell, and the school teachers don't understand it. The school only pays attention to the enrollment rate and doesn't know how to make students practice. Students grow up to be idiots who live as "intellectuals". Teachers can't teach people how to deal with life, but only a part (not much) can do it.

Third, talk about the process.

The school doesn't let them develop their personalities. Drop out of school if you don't "learn"! Don't do anything yet Books are above everything else. Hehe, this is the "education" in China. I feel dizzy. . . In our China, elementary school to high school can be regarded as hell, but once we get to college, it becomes heaven! There is no pressure at all. Fool around and give me my diploma. There are as many college students as potatoes in China now. If you read them, you will lose your job.

In foreign countries, primary schools cultivate interest, junior high schools develop (also study) and senior high schools study hard to win a good university. Universities begin to work hard and have good jobs to serve the country and themselves.

Foreign diplomas are not so easy to get.

China is like this: primary school-junior high school (finding primary school not fun) playing-high school started shopping-college is still enjoying (it's paradise)-did you lose your job after graduating from college?

Every student is very tired, unlike other foreign students who are willing to learn, knowledgeable and open. In China, students are exhausted, teachers are exhausted, and schools are happy (going to school all day to earn money).

Otherwise, why can't China create jobs? . . . Why did the college entrance examination kill so many people this year?