Why China cracked down on education and upended a US$70 billion tutoring industry, with millions of jobs and students affected

Source: China – South China Morning PostWhen the representatives of several after-school tutoring giants were called in for a meeting with China’s Ministry of Education in March, they were told that their teaching materials and content would be treated as publications – subject to advanced censorship.Those who attended the meeting said the representatives agreed to fully cooperate but explained that they could not simply change the handouts overnight. The proposal also would not be an easy task for education authorities, as it would…Read More

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