American college graduates can buy six iPhone7 a month, but China can't afford it. Why is the gap so big?

Why can American college graduates buy six iPhones every month, while China college students can't afford one iPhone every month? I think this is very different from the education system and family education concept of the two countries.

In America, we all know that graduating from high school is easy. A high school student can take the college entrance examination several times a year. Of course, it takes some effort to get into a good university. Compared with graduating from high school, graduating from college is much more difficult. When I was a college student, I once heard our teacher criticize us. She said that foreign college students can stay in the library for a few days or even forget to eat and sleep in order to complete a project. Otherwise, they will be in a very nervous state as soon as they enter the university campus. China and the United States are in opposite states. It's hard to graduate from high school, but when you go to college, it seems that you are out of misery and into a free world, and graduation is easy. In addition to the differences between Chinese and American education systems, there is also the influence of family education. In America, parents attach great importance to cultivating their children's sense of independence. Many children often participate in social practice in high school, accumulate social experience and exercise their sense of independence. When their children grow up, their parents basically don't need to take care of them They have been able to stand on their own feet; In China, parents love their children more and always want to give them something better. In high school, in order to get them into a good university, we should create good learning conditions for them as much as possible, and nothing else needs to be worried. This kind of education is bound to make children depend on their parents for everything when they grow up and cannot be independent. After entering the university, the same is true. Parents continue to provide them with universities, so they don't need to worry about tuition. So once they enter the society, they can no longer rely on their parents. Obviously, American college graduates who have exercised their sense of independence since childhood can earn a good income, while many college graduates have to explore from the bottom of society and accumulate their own work skills and social experience. When the time is ripe, I believe they can also get a better monthly salary through their own efforts.

Just graduated, many domestic college students are really helpless, but we don't have to envy America too much. After all, the history of the founding of the United States is so long that both the educational system and the educational concept are worth learning. What we need to do is to actively learn from the advantages of American education and gradually cultivate college students with China characteristics. We should give China hope in education, and believe that in the near future, we can also train more outstanding college graduates.