What are the characteristics of education in China?

Chinese-style education, also known as Chinese-style education, is an educational model originated from the traditional culture of China. Its characteristics are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Attach importance to basic education: China education attaches importance to the teaching of students' basic knowledge, emphasizing the study of mathematics, Chinese and English. This will help students to lay a solid foundation in their future study and work.

2. Exam-taking: China's education takes exam results as the main evaluation standard, and students need to pass various exams to prove their abilities. This makes students often pay too much attention to scores in the learning process and ignore the cultivation of practical ability.

3. Respect for authority: China education emphasizes respect for the authority of teachers and parents, and students need to follow their guidance and suggestions. This kind of education helps to cultivate students' discipline and team spirit.

4. Traditional values: China education emphasizes the inheritance of traditional culture, such as filial piety, loyalty and honesty. This helps to cultivate students' moral quality and social responsibility.

5. Competitive pressure: Because China education pays attention to test scores, there is great competitive pressure among students. This may lead to students' anxiety and stress and affect their physical and mental health.

In recent years, the government of China and the education department began to reform the education in China, trying to reduce students' academic burden and improve the quality education level. For example, the implementation of the "double reduction" policy, that is, reducing the workload of primary and secondary school students and reducing excessive training in off-campus training institutions. In addition, China has actively promoted the reform of the "New College Entrance Examination" to achieve a fairer and more scientific selection mechanism.