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Worlds apart and in a different class

By Zhang Zhouxiang and Zhang Chunyan | China Daily | Updated: 2015-08-10 07:44

Worlds apart and in a different class

The BBC documentary has prompted heated online discussion about the Chinese and British education systems. BBC Website

Writing on Weibo, a Chinese Twitter-like platform, "Chu-hsi" commented: "Chinese classroom discipline is too strict to some degree. A free-style classroom means that students discuss academic issues in a better atmosphere, but also means eating, putting on makeup or doing whatever you like. The British students lack the most basic politeness, which is an issue of upbringing." The comment quickly attracted more than 2,000 "likes".

Many British netizens felt the same. One comment on Twitter that read "British education has gone soft. Teachers are abused and students have no discipline" gained 5,693 "likes" in next to no time.

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