Benefits: First, reporting schools outside the province is more conducive to the use of scores. Some students' scores are not very high, or only one or two points higher than one line. If children choose to stay in the province to study in universities, they may only attend two universities. But if you choose a university outside the province, you can go to a good university.

Secondly, letting children choose schools outside the province is more conducive to cultivating children's independence. After all, children have grown up and will go out to the society after graduation. As parents, you can't be with your children all your life. In those schools far from home, children need to do everything by themselves. I believe that in these four years, the independence of children will be greatly improved. In the end, they will become independent people. If you want to gain a foothold in society, you must have a strong personality and independent ability.

Also, if children go to schools far from home, their future development will be better. Especially in some coastal cities, the economic level is very developed. If children can go to school in these big cities, their chances of staying in big cities will increase. Studying and working in a big city may lead to a high cost of living. But they can find better jobs and have more internship opportunities. For those students who want to take root in big cities, being able to study in these big cities can also be closer to this life. At the same time, studying in a big city is conducive to broadening children's horizons and seeing a bigger world.

Disadvantages: I can only go home during the National Day holiday and winter and summer vacations all year round, and I can only stay at school the rest of the time. You can only call your family at any reunion festival, and you can't have a reunion dinner with your family.