China Students No Summer Break
The phenomenon of "ready children" has spread across China, where some children spend their summer holidays studying curriculum for the upcoming school year in order to excel academically amid parental pressure and intense competition. This includes studying subjects such as Chinese poetry, memorizing English vocabulary, and attending online classes, even among high school students and those preparing for university, with summer programs costing up to $60,000. This practice raises concerns about turning the holiday period into an additional phase of academic pressure and is linked to the "Jiaoyu" culture, which places significant pressure on children to succeed.
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