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That really depends on how many years or cycles you are willing to trace back. I am not doubting that China introduced alot of protocols in education that we were still using today. However, China also absorbed alot from other nations.
China didn't only reform its economic policy in the late 70s, education was a great part of it. A great effort was made by the Chinese government to study various education systems around the world in the past 30 years. If you are welling to dig around, you will be surprised to see how many Chinese educators were sent to Japan in the 80s and 90s. It was nothing short of a miracle how mass education could be implemented so quickly and efficiently in China.
Give credit to where credit is due. It is a virtue my friend.
P.S. To make you feel better, Japanese culture was heavily influence by the Chinese in the early days. However, that didn't prevent them from further reforming after their "friendly" exchange with U.S. Commodore Matthew Perry in the mid 19th Century.
Asians are best at learning raw information from a book, but are they freethinkers???? innovation thinking out of the box??? this is what I'm curious about....when is China going to start churning out nobel laureates?
Why the Western people are so obsessed with "they just learn / copy from us" so much?. I found this trait in every Indo-European people, including backward people like Indian. They never accept that they have learned / copied so much from others. In the meantime, highly intelligent and civilized people, like Japanese and Chinese, always so humble, politically aside. They always say they are so backward, they need to learn from others, etc.
In fact, the whole Western education system are formulated from Chinese system. Before 18th century, did the West have examination? No. Did people study from primary school, pass test to go up to higher school and then to university like in China? No. All these had happened in China for centuries, at a very complicated level that even today, many countries are still struggled to follow. The Mongol conquest had brought much of Chinese civilization elements to Europe.
There is nothing wrong with learning from others when one is physically behind. When there is something that is already proven to work, only fools would trying to re-invent it.
Just because you "invented" something, that doesn't means there isn't anything left to be learned. Even Nobel laureates have to learn.
Given how UK education works nowadays, it is time for them to learn something from the Chinese.
I like how you said Chinese are humble people. Whether you decide to give any credits for any foreign system that may have contributed to Chinese education system is solely up to you.
the "indo-europeans" and the "backward indians" say that about china because its true. would you like to challenge that? you fellows have a reputation of copy with no creativity.Why the Western people are so obsessed with "they just learn / copy from us" so much?. I found this trait in every Indo-European people, including backward people like Indian. They never accept that they have learned / copied so much from others. In the meantime, highly intelligent and civilized people, like Japanese and Chinese, always so humble, politically aside. They always say they are so backward, they need to learn from others, etc.
the "indo-europeans" and the "backward indians" say that about china because its true. would you like to challenge that? you fellows have a reputation of copy with no creativity.
and yes. the chinese in this forum are as humble as my pet flying pig.
i respect Huawei for its accomplishments although its not a pioneerYou don't even know what creativity in science and technology means though. You probably think Apple is innovative and Huawei is not.
i respect Huawei for its accomplishments although its not a pioneer
Huawei did do some pioneering work in 3G technology, back in the day, and now is doing 5G work. Apple is not a pioneer either, but ppl point to it as if it was an innovation god.
Without evaluation from your students, how do you know if you are doing well or not? How do you know when it is the students fault and when it is your fault? I think the assumption that teachers jobs are affected significantly by student votes is wrong.
Yes, but exporting your good side of your culture is bad. Chinese need to export their bad culture to the west such as gambling, Chinese influence growing