Children’s education in Xinjiang

If the poster asks such a question, it is obvious that he has never been to Xinjiang and does not know much about Xinjiang.

First of all, there are two types of people in Xinjiang. One is the indigenous ethnic minorities, including Uighurs, Kazakhs, Hui and so on.

There are also some Han people who later moved to Xinjiang.

I am one of them. Having grown up in Xinjiang, I can responsibly tell that children in Xinjiang not only study but also study just as hard as students across the country.

Nine-year compulsory education is universal across the country, so Xinjiang is no exception. We have primary schools, junior high schools, high schools, universities, and we also have students who go to Tsinghua and Peking University.

The poster’s question is too general. You can’t say that people in Xinjiang have never read just because you saw a few low-quality thieves.

Yes, Xinjiang is relatively remote, but it cannot be said that children in Xinjiang have not read books.

I don’t know where you heard that children in Xinjiang don’t study, but I can definitely tell you that this statement is wrong. Please learn more about Xinjiang before asking questions. Don’t use demonization. Look at Xinjiang from a different perspective.