China Private Education Survival Report

Author: Zhang Liqin
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Unveiling the behind-the-scenes stories behind the "shocking news" frequently exposed by Chinese private universities, witnessing the struggles and pains of private universities striving for survival in the market. Decoding the "chip" of China's diversified development model of private education. Are private schools symbols of quality education, or mere tools for making money? What "added value" can private schools bring to your child's education and future? Faced with the "red and black" of private schools at this stage, how should you and your child open their eyes wide to discern? This book focuses on the real survival status of private schools still in their infancy: the struggles and pains born in the cracks, the gains and losses in the same arena of competition, and the red and black in the competition. Moreover, this book places private education in the context of internationalization and industrialization of the "big education" to examine the barriers to the development of Chinese private schools and the possibilities of achieving leaps. It is worth mentioning that the focus on the hearts and destinies of people in private education has become the unique perspective and writing feature of this book. The entire book is divided into three parts: "Struggle," "Mutation," and "Chasing the Sun," adopting a journalistic style. It reflects the difficult growth of private schools under policy and ideological constraints, while also recording the development model and achievements of private education through case studies. The subjects of focus include both private basic education and private higher education as well as their student bodies. The book is filled with a tragic and somber atmosphere throughout, yet it also features bright and robust writing style.