How hard do Chinese parents work for their children to go to school?

Chinese parents put all their efforts into their children’s learning. I would rather eat less than miss the opportunity for my children to study hard. 1. Extracurricular classes

Parents around me start letting their children learn English, instrumental music, etc. when they are four or five years old.

I feel ashamed when I think back to when I was four or five years old and still playing in the mud.

In fact, it is very hard to look after children, but there is no way, this is the current situation.

One of the parents chatted with me and said that other people’s children learn this way, and if we don’t learn, we will be left behind. After that, it becomes even harder to make up for it when you grow up.

Yes, children today are in an era of dancing with wolves. Children from rich families are studying hard, not to mention that poor families have to work a thousand times harder if they want to counterattack. . 2. School

I have relatives in Beijing. It’s not easy to hear him come back and cry about himself every Chinese New Year. The two parents earn millions a year, but cannot afford to send their children to school.

I didn’t believe it before this happened. But gradually I also understood the cruelty of society.

Their child has been promoted to junior high school. If he wants to get into a good high school, he has to go to Haidian and Chaoyang. Basically, the admission rate of good schools in Beijing is the highest in these two districts, and the competition is also the fiercest.

After spending 700,000 to 800,000 yuan, we still missed out on the two high schools attached to the district.

So there is a saying in Beijing: If you have money but don’t have money, try raising a baby. 3. Major

When children go to college, they spend the most money. Students from Pu'an High School need various training courses, which may be better, but the hardest ones are for art students.

They have to find teachers who want to go to college and go to class with the teachers. The tuition fees are very different, but in the end they are nothing short of expensive. A better school usually costs around four digits per class, while a lesser school costs several hundred yuan.

So they will consume nearly hundreds of thousands within a year. Even so, parents have to work hard to provide their children with classes. Don’t ask if it’s okay if you don’t go to class, or if you can’t get into college?

So, Chinese children are suffering, but the Chinese parents behind them are both great and suffering.