1. Excessive pressure: Chinese-style education pays attention to competition and achievements, which may lead children to face excessive study pressure and psychological burden, and even psychological problems such as anxiety and depression.
2. Lack of creativity: Chinese-style education pays attention to exam-taking and rote learning, but ignores the cultivation of students' creativity and innovation ability. This may lead to children's lack of creativity and difficulty in coping with future challenges and changes.
3. Ignoring individuality: Chinese-style education emphasizes "one size fits all" teaching methods, ignoring students' individuality and differences, which may lead to the development of students' interests and specialties and affect students' self-confidence and values.
4. Lack of social skills: Chinese education pays attention to personal achievement and competition, which may lead to children's lack of social skills and teamwork spirit, and it is difficult to adapt to the diversity and complexity of society.
In order to avoid the negative impact of Chinese education on children, we need to advocate a more comprehensive, balanced and personalized education method, pay attention to cultivating students' creativity, thinking ability and social ability, give children enough attention, support and encouragement, and let them grow up happily and realize their self-worth.