The authorities have banned for profit private tutoring in china. Many parents invested in chooses to help their children boose their exam results. The thinking is that by banning this, then they are helping level the plang field for families who can't really afford these classes. And also the ideas that you take some of the pressure off of students and kits.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has kicked off a "rectification" campaign that’s affecting every sector of Chinese society and business. Lily Kuo, the Washington Post's China bureau chief, explains.
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