2. Adults' pursuit of money first leads to students' unclear and incorrect learning goals and life goals;

3. Nowadays, schools pay more attention to achievements than abilities;

4. Lack of financial subsidies for teachers, or following the trend, leads teachers to work hard on extracurricular tutoring, but muddle along in class;

5. The amount of information on TV and computer is too large, the good and the bad are mixed, the primary school students have no choice, the parents and teachers have not helped, the older children are in the way of "borrowing money", and the primary school students are afraid;

6. The learning content is boring and unrealistic, which can't attract the interest of primary school students; There are games outside of study, and too much TV attracts their attention;

7. Parents encourage primary school students to learn the corresponding content prematurely, and the classroom content is cooked with leftovers, which can't attract primary school students;

8. Various extra-curricular remedial classes, so that primary school students have a rebellious attitude towards learning;