Some 200 million rural Chinese live below the poverty line by the World Bank definition of $1.25 per day, implying that 40 million school-aged children are at risk of dropping out of school before the...
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The problem of education in China is characterized by a highly competitive and exam-oriented system that places immense pressure on students, leading to mental health issues and a lack of creativity and innovation. Additionally, there are disparities in access to quality education between urban and rural areas, and a focus on rote memorization rather than critical thinking and practical skills.
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