Li Yinhe compares the difference between Chinese and westerner's attitude toward education (zh). For westerner, education is to learn something, while for Chinese, education is the only path towards success.
Written byOiwan Lam
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2 comments
yes,education is the only path towards success in China.
I am a senior.But now,most of senior don’t want to take a job ,We are going to study in university until get master’s degree.
I am a college student to become a teacher in the US. I am working on a paper about Chinese Education. Can you tell me about what it is like for teachers in China? How much money do they make? Is there a teachers Union? Do parents get angry with teachers? How does China work with students how have learning disabilities, special education? How are discipline problems handled in the classroom?
Thank you.