Civilian Education Survival Report in China

Author: Zhang Liqin
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book focuses on the real survival status of private schools in their early stages: the struggles and pains of surviving in the cracks, the gains and losses in the same arena of competition, and the red and black of competition. Moreover, the book places private education within the broader context of internationalization and industrialization in "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 book adopts a unique perspective and writing style by focusing on the hearts and destinies of individuals in private education. The entire text 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 documenting the development models 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 teachers and students. The book is filled with a sense of tragedy and melancholy, yet it also features bright and robust writing styles.