Japanese and Korean women hardly have to go to work to be housewives after marriage. Why do Japanese and Korean women have to go to college for education? Isn't reading for work?

Going to college is to improve knowledge and quality. It is also a helpless move not to go to work and take care of the children as full-time wives after marriage, but housewives will receive government subsidies.

In these countries, family ties are relatively indifferent, and elders will not look after the next generation for their children. Housewives should take care of their children independently in kindergartens and primary schools, pick them up at the station or pick-up point on time every day, prepare three meals a day in their spare time, clean up housework, and learn some music, art, yoga and writing. In addition, higher education can better guide and educate children.