He is dead serious about his job

So devoted :)

I'm a 36 year old teacher and he scares the living daylights out of me.

@@ericme4767 Easy to take on a superior attitude: you don't live with the circumstances these people have been born in.

@@13hehe And I feel deeply sorry for kids going through this ridiculous and corrupt system

Mao Zedong used to train his concentration by studying in the noisiest food market... Never say you can't

@@SuperAluminum There is some people who can study in loud rooms, but there are also others who can't and prefer quiet rooms.

@@DardyGamer :D finally - the correct answer.

@@DardyGamer looolll

There’s like 150 students in each room!

O yes. I had that same feeling. It was very scary. I think she was doing black magic on her classmates so they couldn't give the exam and she'd be the topper.

debayudh talapatra i

😂😂😂

when?

fuck 😂

Lol before the Chinese government bans it entirely

I'm Chinese living in Malaysia. My parents treat it as life and death also. Thanks to them I am living comfortably now. Chinese miracle is perseverance and hard work.

yikes my dood

Lmao 😂😂😂

Omfg I literally LOLed at this comment! Soundcloud rapping sounds like people speaking Chinese 😂

The Savage Lord a.k.a The Woke One

What a madlad

LMAO! DEATH PENALTY!!

Nice

That got me 😂

SAT is easier?

董悦 which tier of school did you get into

Cool! i took the exam a week ago and i'm wondering how many genius have ruined lol

@@directorlunchie2322 Unimaginably easier

@@directorlunchie2322 lol, incomparable.

Woww Even I like this Moto of urs. And even I will like to follow this tbh😁

Yes that was a really good advice

motto*

@@xijinping1474 Brother, how are you?

@@deanjordan6053 very good my comrade!

@@emilyc4525 so a chinese cartoon then, we can improvise

That would be one hell of a slice of life show. 💯

I recommend you to watch "Young Style". It's not an anime tho. But it's really a good movie.

@@sofiamaricargayola4749 what is it about?

E. Cui not all anime are based on Japan or the societal norms within Japan loool. Would rather they say “animated show”? “Anime” is shorter and easier to interpret and imagine.

bane banr yeah really made me thankful to have the education I have which is a welcome change tbh.

It is also inspiring May sound rough but i feel that China is like Africa but with opportunities and as someone from LatAm i feel like we indeed have it so much better

That’s the East Asian education system for you

Yeah but inspiring as well, for me

It’s good motivation at least

Mee

It will make you appreciate your upcoming test XD.

This reminds me of The Thinning on KZfaq, only this time you won’t be executed, just shamed and treated like you don’t exist.

Timelesstune it kind of is like that.

That's because you can only try this exame one time in your entire life.

You don't understand, this exam literally determines their life. Whether you get a good job or not.

Timelesstune it basically is, you don't understand because going into college is easy in where you live. The test is super hard because there just so much nice universities meaning that you can't just be smart, you have to be THE smartest. Also in Chinese culture, getting into college is everything, no college = no job = a life if sufferings. They also have the police force surrounding the testing buildings tie make sure that nobody cheats.

As a native Chinese,i can study normally in this noisy situation

I never used to be good with this system when I was in high school and hated it when I was suddenly introduced to the noisy classrooms of preparatory academies, but soon, I adjusted myself to the system and was able to take tests despite the noise. Be exposed to any situation long enough, n ull get used to it

I'd be at the point that I just want to snap someone's neck. Mentally, of course.

You are so sensitive lol, there are much more harder things in life, if you are so annoyed just by tapping of pen once then Idk man😂😂

nah..

ProbablyThe1 that is life, oh guess what, life is hard, the ones that are able to survive this would be able to go through any other hardships in life instead of breaking down.

@@thatasiangirl0_039 That's not a life anyone would aim to experience, that's what he's saying.

@Mr Meow I know, but that wasn't what the original comment really meant to say.

@David Malcolm matter of perspective, I think most people will agree that the key to a fulfilling life is a certain amount of hardship. Studies have shown after interviewing the world's most successful people from athletes, CEO's and entrepreneurs that they felt happiest when they were achieving something that was previously thought impossible for them. In other words, this type of insane exam would be like a very worthwhile challenge to those who want to test their mettle academically. Also something for people to compare themselves to. For example, top lawyers don't really care how much they get paid, they just care that they are getting paid more than their rivals within the firm. Competition to prove yourself has been ingrained in the story of humanity since the beginning of time. Heracles 12 labours is just one example. Olympics is another modern example. Of course, not everyone is up for such challenges, which is why there are 'normal' universities, and 'normal' jobs that people can take. Different strokes for different folks I guess.

@David Malcolm I agree with you, but I don't think its as hellish as you believe. It seems to be a unique aspect of Chinese culture ever since the world's first meritocratic exam was created to push every child to be an academic. They are obsessed with the possibility that there child may be a huge success through an exam. The traditional Imperial exam would guarantee you a prestigious job for a lifetime. But it's not that simple, being successful nowadays has always needed many other attributes combined. there are those in China that still become successful without getting amazing scores in the 'Gaokao'. I believe the main drive for these kids, parents and everyone else going through these tough exams is a matter of prestige. It gives your parents something to brag about, something for you to write on your resume etc. I won't deny that it is very hard to get into the best Universities of China, but that doesn't mean if you don't get in you're subjected to poverty. It just means you'll find it much harder to enter into jobs. But its the same anywhere, if you don't have the name brand of your Uni, you need to be creative in getting some work experience, extra-curriculars to get an advantage over your peers.

But the dedication of the teacher is impressive!

The sad truth is these tests are not for the elite, its not to find the best, but its a means of control, a way to make the poor fight for something in some way. These tests are a way for the absolute poorest of the poor to rise above their station. That girl with the dad who made 180 yuan a day pulling a fucking bike. for her family, her success in this test will let her leave the life of a poor farmer. And for that they are willing to spend everything.

Dot Merah those successful businessman who have no degree, going to become target for those who have even less degree, but which are more hungry to get those business resources

If i remember correctly, i think he wrote an essay about poop for college just to prove his point.

linkinmetalica Relativity says nothing of our civilization not having an Albert Einstein for such a long time.

octopus4000 Yes I think maybe there will have a better solution coming out in the future but currently ppl have to go through this system. Yes it’s super competitive but that’s how life works especially when u live in a country with a huge population. But I hope that our gov would come up with better alternative so that ppl don’t have to live their lives based on one single exam.

linkinmetalica Don’t make conclusions so fast. I didn’t say that university is the only factor that influence ur work. What I meant is higher education provides u more opportunities. Yes, there certainly are many ppl who don’t have degrees and get their jobs. But it must be some good reasons behind, like u said, their work experience or their talents, etc. But don’t u think if ur an employer looking at many applicants with similar backgrounds. The one who went to Ivy schools is more likely to catch ur attentions? Cuz that means this person has the ability to learn things well and may have a great potential. And even some research show that ppl with higher education tend to have more income. But that’s definitely not the only thing that matters.

Mochi Park000320 It’s so accurate although I’m Vietnamese. Due to the pressure that I might go through, my parents decided to send me to America for highschool. I am so sorry to see this happenning to other people at my age but what else can we do? The only way to get a better life in Asia is either to have a bunch of money to live leisurely or try hard. I and you are lucky enough to have understanding, and most importantly, financially stable parents to afford our tuitions in foreign countries.

your english sucks man.... which college are you studying at? competitiveness yes, in the entrie east asia, japan, south korea are worse, singapore as well, United states is one of the most competitive country, SAT score matters and the university tuition fees is the highest in the world, if you aint' smart enough and have a couple million in your bank account, you can't get in harvard. china's problem is over populated, i see toooo many students in the class. thats the only anxiety.

@@directorlunchie2322 Kid, US SAT exam is way easier than Gaokao exam. Don't you know that Gaokao exam is one of the toughest exam in this world. They can only appear once in their lifetime. Also, your English sucks as well. If you talk about Harvard, only brilliant and smart students get admission there but still it's not difficult to enter in different colleges. But for China this exam will decide which college they'd study and the person who failed no chance for them.This is the reason you see lot of rich Chinese kids studying in US and some western countries. And poor people can't afford to go abroad.

Of course we should that teacher was very helpful

I think it was kinda rude to ask how much her parents make, and like telling her she will go to a third tier university like what??? you should encourage them! not crush their spirits

I'm moved when the teacher said ‘ I can raise money for you’.

@@orangutank626 i mean ?????? the dorm wasnt great for her so he had to request the parents for another accommodation for the child but to do that her parents would have to be financially stable right? and her grades at that time wouldnt have made the cut for better universities

@@soup5110 This town is designed for children wanting to ace the gaokao. It used to be a city bustling with ordinary people. that is no longer the case almost 2 million people take the GaoKao, and this school offers high percentage of data on students doing very well in the exam. Now imagine a village that has like 900,000 students from all over china where the population exceeds children to adults. Any autonomy this village had, is long gone. People will buy any apartment, or room they can live in while their children finish the exam. It's like to suffer now for a better future. Of course she wouldnt have a nice dorm, its not about money its about allocation costs, and available space within the damn village. He still had no right to bring her down and judge her father on his income.

I was one of them. However, I always miss those days I worked hard for my dream, and I remember every success and failure, and I miss my classmates.

Dot Merah 10 hours of lessons per day

Dot Merah When I was 1st yr student in Chinese college, I only slept 5 hours per day, and studied for the rest of time. Glad I was expelled lol

What are you up to now these days? @@xiaozhang4773

I was one of them too and my friends too. Now most of my friends make $200K or more a year in LA or New York .I guess it was worth it cuz we've been through some hard study time and now we could get whatever we want and have such a great life.

That is amazing to hear! I feel like more Chinese students should study abroad as well if they can.

But not everyone can go there. A lot of them are poor so it might be hard to do.

Come on ... These kids are from low-income families

🍁

my boy taking the easier path

Literally 😂 when you do the problem with your own way and the teacher's they act like it's illegal

@@dinarmaharanihasnadi1938 sucks on her though cause my grandfather is the principal and i was in the math quizzer team so she can't tell me how to solve the problems in my own way 😂😂😂

and then everyone clapped

Sounds like what a terrible riding instructor would say. That type of behavior throws people off horribly. Well, some.

Lmao I’ve done the exact same thing in high school. The teacher ended up buying me lunch and talked to me about my thoughts. I was also like rank 1 of my entire grade so teachers were nice to me. (I’m Chinese)

Gabriel That’s probably why many Singaporean university graduates go overseas to find jobs - in a lot of other countries, a Singapore education no matter the university is highly regarded, and makes it easier for these Singaporean graduates to find good employment.

Bobby Shmudra Wow I didn't know that. Are those countries asian or western countries?

Gabriel I’d say Western countries like the UK and US, but a lot of them go to Australia as well.

南洋理工大學

i think that is probably caused by the high immigration of Chinese people

The most stressful thing about it is probably that you feel like you let your family down if you fail...

@@oooBASTIooo basically ur life is over

Because nobody will reallocate another exam for you only, as that would be extremely expensive and dangerous. You have only one or two chances in your whole life.

Michael Sun you do realize having periods does not prevent you from taking exams? Maybe the pain will be hard to support but with medicine it’s ok. Or do you think we’re just out of service for a week.

@@m.h2247 I didn't say that. I mean period might influence your final performance but that's not a sufficient excuse to reallocate this Exam. Thus there would be doctors helping you avoid the period then.

I've had my final exam (equivalent to College entrance exam of China) this month. The date of my economics examination was exactly on my periods date. I just wore a pad and took painkillers with me and my periods started during the exam hours. Really not a big deal,but ofcourse, the cramps hit like a truck when I went home.

Ya... This things seems short of weird to me cz I don't think so anywhere it matters for the teachers to concerns these things, and here in India girls wear pad during their periods or if their date clash with exams and student can go with medicines in exam center if they have any problem

Somehow we asian kids don't work that way.... Maybe it's just habits.... If we don't study and work hard now it's going to be humiliation and hardwork for our entire life.

sz ppeter and that is?

@@nzmanhdee6246 I'm assuming Shenzhen

Google Anki and start incorporating flashcards in your studies. It's been proven to be the most efficient study method.

You guys own a lot of best resources to get ，from universities to teachers. These poor students don't

你们考过衡水了吗

However I still think the teacher is an ass

@@samuelademeso9041 Why do you say so?

Yuwen T that is very true

MMM..whag about Finland?

The GDP per capita is 45,703.33 USD in Finland so actually most of you don't really need the Government's support to go to the university. However, it's 8,826.99 USD in China...

Tyler Chen That’s only Asian students not white students*

@@AA-hs4rk No, it can affect both mate.

Potatoknishes 123 SAME!

mood

天朝爱国者号 Very true and your English is very good and accurate!

很想反驳一下二楼但是英语很渣（尴尬

We are only a product of our culture. If I was in your place I would do the same. Hope you have a good life regardlesd.

Pls keep the conversation going on improving the educational system. It is unrealistic to assume the productivity of knowledge workers can improve in efficiency or effectiveness by breaking their hearts and minds in the process of learning...widely accepted literature on increasing human capital strongly discourages this standardization of learning that rips you from creating valuable knowledge but instead forces you to spill out what is in your head.. China is an incredible country and I truly believe it will not stale in this system and people also hold the educational system to account for not increasing their capabilities/way of teaching/stucture for all their students that sacrifice everything for this exam.

Then I believe you haven't been to countries such as Holland and Sweden before!

Wandering Soul its really hell,after this exam,i go to university,and i turn completely into another person,i yelled at my father because earlier he put too much pressure on me, and i hate study,i hate competition,i hate society i hate people,now i graduate,the working place is also similar to this ,i hate all of this,and a few years later,my parents will push me to get a good husband,who has house and car and a good salary,after marriage,they will force me to have children,its so sad to be a ordinary chinese people

I know it's been 5 months since you've posted this comment but I was wondering if you could tell me more about the water flasks. They are all similar in shape and size, Is it some sort of tradition like a lucky charm ?

Amazing

Kura Pika Haha, flasks are common hot water containers used in China, not necessarily a symbol of good luck. People in China has get used to consume hot water as a good practice to kill germs. The tap water was believed not safe to drink because of less well filtered, sterilized, or purified in China. I am not sure if the water sanitation has been improve significantly recently or not. The practice of drink water fresh out the tap water may still not common in China. Another reason that hot water is preferred in China may associate with the benefit of warm up the stomach. Chinese people like hot water just as Americans like ice water.

Boil water also used in Vietnam since if you look at ours river, you would realize why. It's always good practice to boil water anywhere you live unless like the place you stay has abundance of water and the creek is clear and clean enough to see ;p

@@CuongNguyen-le5ic Boiling water doesn't neutralize the toxic heavy metals in those cesspool though. You need to learn to appreciate and protect your environment before it is too late.

It's not fair at all. do you think that a kid in Xinjiang has a chance competing with another one in Shanghai?

@@NicolasDuqueMrDuque Xinjiang Kids get to scale up their scores since they are minorities.

Nicolas Duque it’s actually not quite fair to the kid in Shanghai at this point, minority gets extra marks, the scores required for different colleges is often lower for remote areas as well

Nicolas Duque minorities in China are treated better and which means they get extra points on GaoKao.

@@NicolasDuqueMrDuque Don't worry,different provinces have different papers(we have shanghai's paper,beijing's paper，national first paper,national second paper etc..). And university have different admissions policy in different provinces,.For example,last year,Xinjiang and JIlin both use national second paper,in Xinjiang you can get in Peking university(one of the best universities in China) with 680，but in JIlin you need 693.So that's fair.

He’s more of a rebellious outside the box type of thinker. Unfortunately if he stays in China he will most likely fail. He needs to get outside of there and into somewhere like to US

LivingMyLife i'm a visual learner too and I totally relate with you

yeah theres this model theory of learning called VARK. I failed so many exams by just reading, but once I started writing out and shortening information with my own words it became a lot easier

That doesn’t go for everyone. It depends who you are.

Memorising is not equal to understanding

True. Im a visual learner too so i can memorize and recall the exact page the info was written on but i dont write things down as its time consuming and i want to get more things done in less time.

Squid Balls It does work, if its always been how you study. In a straight a student and I studied for every test that I took.

How can you tell their brain are not working? You can try to read a thing 50 times and see if you will forget about it

SuperAluminum I study that way and I have straight As and so do my friends, we've always studied that way so

Actually, students study in this environment day by day and they can adapt to it and make sure they would not be disturb. In this way, I really admire Chinese students.

Squid Balls wow, u dare to talk shit about them? Can u do better than that?

Well Finland isn't a half communist shithole

@@sinarquista7361 china isn't communist period, what the fuck are you on about

LOL. Hilarious. Sour grapes beggars.

Don’t think that Finland is a place where the college entrance exams aren’t hard. It’s really hard to get to a good university in Finland

I just took the American ACT, which is one of our college tests. It was a breeze and I got a good score on it. I’m so sorry for these kids.

我妈，80届高考，湖北赛区。 自己，15届高考，湖北赛区 表妹，24届高考？湖北赛区。 看高考变迁就一句话: 一个人努力提高分数，一群人努力提高分数线。 高考就是几十万人的囚徒困境，卷子越来越刁题越来越怪。 如果不是实在没有别的办法，我绝不会让我自己的小孩高考，我自己有点ptsd，我妹连中考都快疯了，往后真的难以想象。 所以，我很理解上海家长的心情: 我妈那代不卷，认为上学是"学到东西"。我这代自己在疯掉的边缘，认为上学是"恶性竞争"。甚至我恶意揣测现在生孩子并且让他们去高考的人，八成都是没上好大学没被高三毒打过的家长，无知无畏。

不好意思打错了，90届....

For realll

Izzyzle Good luck!

How did it go! 😂👌🏻

They doing your entire education in one day dude

Welp do you remember how it went-

so what happened? lol

So true!!!! My teachers wouldn't even care!!!they just shout when they get angry but they never did it for the betterment of the students..

cuz u r in the bottom?

@@wenyige6 Are you?

Me, always

Formal education is made for learning in the same way, not for competition.. Everyone pays for it

In world you have survive girl lol

same with us majority...............it's seems to be unintelligent thing just to worry fabout things we actually don't need more...............except less

yan ang pinagkaiba sa kanila, you are into sports? do it as young as 2 years old, else you hitting the honey bomb is thru GaoKao exams.

It was a good analogy though LOL.

As a student who ranked top 3% in GAOKAO 2014, I am pretty sure that the top-tier (

memorization is a key part of learning. As much as you might hate it, it's one of the most efficient way to store information into your long term memory.

IGB PROductionz Well our system let anyone who study well rise from dirt poor to a way better class, a lot of western system though have too many bullshit, which is why its hard to rise up from the dirt, no matter what people do.

Actually memorization must not be put into a shameful act of learning. In fact, memorization is just a step towards understanding a concept. I believe understanding is more important than memorization yet you still need to memorize at least. Read Bloom's taxonomy and you will see there what I'm trying to point out. You can't connect different points if you don't know the nature of these points. Sometimes all it takes is to rotely memorize first the points as dry as they are then try to understand them once you connect two or more points leading towards understanding.

I think that memorization by itself is only useful to pass exams and nothing else. However, if you combine it with logic, practice and active thinking it can be pretty useful.

R M But doesn’t it cause suicides and depression?

@@nickdummythicc3361 Maybe, maybe not. But most importantly, as he said, the exam system selects good students to receive limited educational resources in China due to our population and the fact that EVERY single country is tech locking China.

@@nickdummythicc3361 Not targeting USA, but the fact is that if some country can stop owning 25% of the world's resources while spending $681 millions on military, things will do much better for these students.

He WenYe I think they should make some space for students to think instead of fully focusing on exam. This current system is not bad but doesn't allow creativity to enter the situation. I want some changes in which they enjoy what they are doing.

The chinese graduate students are some of the best and brightest at my university's department. They're extremely knowledgeable, hard-working, and dedicated. I wish it was the same for undergrads, though. There's a sizable group of students that obviously came to the school through connections and money.

dont regret it no one should have to take that

That has been an unfortunate side-effect of this. Students retain information for only short periods and lack creativity. It is why the Chinese are such notorious copiers, they aren't stupid, just lack creativity. Despite test scores being much lower, the US has an edge in creativity and development.

No it was worth it. I was one of them and my friends too. Now most of my friends can make at least $150k a year and live in a such great life. Life is always hard and we just chose to not to have a easy life in our early age so we could really enjoy our life when we have a job and family.Now we do not need to worry about paying our bills or raising our kids or traveling with family or buying a house or a car cuz we can buy whatever we want .You prolly already seen Chinese tourists all over the world spending a lot of money on shopping .Hard work finally paid off.

yes in the USA, FRANCE, everywhere else on earth, it's a school system founded by the stupid WEST! look it up!

@@yangsberries2518 but do you know the purpose and the process for mathematical formulas, or have you only memorized that they exist? I never had great memory, but did amazing in the west because I had high logic capability. Meaning if I understand something, I don't need to memorize it to remember it.

@@mirta000 What we learnt from school is not just the knowledge itself but the way how to think and solve problems. Memorizing is the first step to learn things.So once you know and understand how to solve problems , you do not need to memorize it to remember it. You can see a lot of Asian people all over the world and if meet them ask them if they still remember what they learnt, most of them would say no and my answer is no as well.

thats why it was only a suspicion and want definite. He went to check on them to make sure its not a lie

In china every like EVERY kid here lies that their sick days before exams or even weeks, they push your exam back 2 weeks no matter if you “recover” in a day, so it gives someone 2 more weeks to study, so it’s not uncommon to know that she was definitely jsut stressed out and needed more time

well I am prepairing for neet it is relatable af but it motivated me a bit

@@divyanshuarora6a448 nope its not only 1 out of 100 students in india gives a real fuck about objective exams

For scamming?

@Fyfhfr 1088 sorry but there is no cheating possible in Collage entrance exams its next to impossible maybe you would have heard this news about Bihar Board exam ( school exams ) but its Impossible to cheat in medical and engineering entrance exam

No one cares

ikr I am going to take the sat tomorrow (I live in the us) and I was worrying and complaining about taking the test but I feel that after seeing this, complaining about the SAT is an offense to these students. They works so much harder than me and the test they're taking is so much harder than the SAT. Watching stuff like this does make you look at this in a new perspective.

@@omelettexmoa2995 Just because their test is insane, doesn't mean yours isn't hard. I wish you loads of luck on your SAT, and please stay safe!

@@cilanatroisbetterthanparsley Thanks :) I actually kind of feel confident about my SAT. I want to get at least 1400 and the highest I've gotten on a test is 1460 so I feel pretty good about it. But I feel like after watching these students who spend years to study for one exam (I studied for two and a half months) I feel like complaining about the SAT kind of makes me seem ungrateful in a way (idk how to put it) but thank you for your support though ;)

You wouldn't know how many times I have rewinded just to find out what she was saying... thx for clarifying LOL

what is she saying?

David Yao “DELITED 高兴的”, she’s repeating the word and definition over and over and over again

Aashish Bagdi english is hard for Chinese kids since they really have no need for it in real life unlike math and many never get the chance to talk to a real English speaking person:/ I remember watching a video on KZfaq about American guys in China looking for bathrooms and none of the Chinese people knew the word “bathroom”, they only learnt “toilet” in school. Delighted could be one the the words that’s more difficult for them since it’s just plain dry memorization. Thanks for correcting the typo

Lol

@Natasel community college =/ second tier

Lol

They really don't look that closely tho. For the US we relax in high school and buckle down in College. Otherway around in China, on top of that the university name matters much more than their rank at said university.

nobody gives a fuck about that. its all about prestige, someone who's graduated from harvard sure gains better chance to suceed in coperate career than someone who graduated from community college

If you graduate from the secon tier college,you can not be admitted into a good company,or rather,they will not scan your resume at all.

Yeah I bet

I clicked on the time you commented expecting a serious moment and laughed my ass off🤣😂

Did u get into top 9 universities there?

You’re very lucky 💖

Jine Liu i can tell you most universities in the western world is all about memorizing.

shawn sun thanks for your opinion. I agree with there’s a lot of memorizing in U.S. higher education , but the objective was to gain an understanding of what you are memorizing which makes memorizing easier, and meaningful, and ultimately such memorization turns into understanding that I won’t forget about in two weeks after the course is over.

@Nayomii Facts

@Nayomii no bro thats facts bro

@@FracturedOreo hmm so u agree too that ur country also need Thanos?

@@johnnyw6467 na bro finland is good as it is 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

This does not put a smile on my face...

I wouldn’t classify it as “some exam”. The exam determines whether they go to a good university, get a good job, have lots of money, become successful, and even have a good marriage.

​@@toujoursjaden But in fact it is just some exam. And it is very strange that your success is connected to things which are not related with your real contribution to society. Getting education is not contribution to society. You get good job not because you study well, but because of your real skills are useful for employer. It is very rare that higher education give you this skills. This is why employers don't want hire people without working experience after university. You need to teach them again. It means that education itself is not very useful for employer. I live in China and for me it looks like this system still works because society is developing. It will change gradually when more and more people get higher education. Market is not very competitive in China if you look closely. Employers can afford to have employee who was good at education but just ok now.

Wow!! 💖💖

we all were.............in our school but seems really unuseful.........

Army?

@@pratapreddy8744 yeah

Granted its a street dog so it could potentially have rabies and it may feel threatened when in a large group of humans at that lunch period

Me too

like a motivational video for students.........