Teaching industry China is supposed to be too focused on profits, forcing the country to take strong measures to rectify education.

When representing some of China's largest tutoring companies are summoned to a meeting of the Ministry of Education in March, the official announced that their teaching materials and content are required to be the main publication

The meeting attendees said the representatives of tutoring companies agreed to cooperate completely with the Ministry of Education, but explained that they could not change the teaching materials in a short time.

Parents pick up the school in Beijing in April. Photo: Reuters.

By the end of July, while the Ministry of Education has not yet launched a detailed plan for this proposal, the Chinese Institute of Institute unexpectedly issued a ban on companies taught more profit from teaching external major subjects

The industries to push the industry worth tens of billions of dollars, which are considered essential for students who want to do in the exams in China, unexpectedly fall into a freezing state.

This unprecedented tightening move is from the highest leadership levels, exceeding the authority of the Ministry of Education, an unnamed government source understanding the problem.

The central government needs to control teaching materials and educational thoughts.

The industry has taught countless fake families and Chinese middle class seen as important means to bring their children to a better life and improve social status.

According to China News Weekly, a news magazine of the State based in Beijing, additional tutoring also creates millions of jobs and many of them are part-time employees who are trying to earn more

Although some small tutoring companies are bankrupt or closed in pandemic, larger online education platforms are increasingly expanding due to increasing demand, collecting huge profits.

Iimedia Research analysis and exploitation platform estimates that China's online educational market has increased by about 10%, to $ 70.25 billion by 2020. Frost & Sullivan Research and Consultant Company

Chinese technology giants, including Alibaba, Tencent and Bytedance in recent years began to participate in the race, investing strongly for the field of tutoring.

According to Miao Lu, the Secretary-General of China and Globalization (CCG), a research institute in Beijing, the teaching market is quite disturbing and the central government now wants to send the message that education

Like the central government is kicking braking, but if they don't do that, the fierce investment competition will not stop.

According to an anonymous political scientist in Beijing, the move tightened the tutoring sector in the goal of rebuilding the education sector of the President of the President of the Chinese Communist Party Congress next year.

Over two months ago, rumors spread about a campaign to rectify the tutoring industry.

Earlier, the Chinese government asked to limit the assignment of homework and the operating hours of online tutors.

The girl stands outside a tutoring center in Beijing on July 26.

The President Episode in 2018 also criticized the field of tutoring after school when she said it increased the financial burden on students and families, violating the Education Law, while breaking education order

Te taught more but China continues to invest strongly in vocational training.

China now has the largest vocational education system in the world.

However, the middle class parents often do not like the latest vocational schools and governments in the field of tutoring that are causing no less concerns.

Every day I'm worried.

Teaching industry begins to witness the wave of employees' waste.

Miao from CCG identifies future changes to the Chinese education industry still taking into account the market factors, at least to some extent.

Since reforming and opening, especially in recent years, market-oriented education has helped China to modernize, internationalization and additional teaching facilities play a very positive role in the process.