Almost all Japanese children go to school by themselves. Why do domestic children have to be picked up by their parents?

There are two main reasons. One is that Japanese children's schoolbags are different from domestic children's schoolbags, which has a certain protective effect. The second reason is that China attaches great importance to children because of traditional ideas, but for Japanese, it may be more inclined to let children learn to be independent from an early age. This has led to a completely different phenomenon, that is, although they are all children, almost all Japanese children go to school by themselves, while domestic children want their parents to pick them up. These two methods have their own advantages and disadvantages, and there is no absolute difference between good and bad. As long as it conforms to the specific situation, I think it is the right choice and the right way to do it.

The first reason is that children in Japan have different schoolbags, and the schoolbags they use for school are also different. Japanese schoolbags are very expensive, because there are certain protective measures in them, which can prevent children from encountering some risks on their way to school. For example, if they fall into the river, their schoolbags can be equivalent to a floating ring, which can keep the children floating on the water without drowning in the river. Therefore, Japanese children's schoolbags are bulging except books and other study materials. For Chinese students' schoolbags, there are only simple books, and there are not many protective measures, so parents of children are more worried about their safety.

The second reason is cultural differences. For the traditional culture and concept of our country, domestic children generally grow up under the care of their families, especially those with conditions, and their growth has always been protected. Moreover, many families are only children, which makes parents more worried about the safety of their children and more eager to protect them. However, Japanese culture is different from that of China. They may pay more attention to cultivating children's sense of self-independence and independent ability from an early age, so they never send their children to school.

So this is because the cultures of the two countries are different, and some facilities are different, which leads to that although they are all children, parents in China will pick them up, but parents in Japan will not.