Many young Chinese people have chosen not to have children because of great childcare costs and educational costs, especially in the face of uncertain job prospects amid slow economic growth.
” By 2035, an education power may become built”, the official Xinhua news agency said, adding that China would explore steadily expanding the scope of complimentary education, increase “high-quality” academic enrolment, expand graduate education, and raise the proportion of graduate students.
The program aims to promote “healthy development and all-round growth of kids”, making sure primary and secondary school students have at least two hours of physical activity daily, to properly control the myopia, or nearsightedness, and obesity rates.
” Popularising” mental health education and establishing a federal student mental health surveillance and early warning system would also be implemented, it said.
In order to enhance the working parameters of small-scale remote schools and the treatment method for children with disabilities and those who come from agricultural migrant communities, it likewise aims to close the gender gap between urban and rural areas.
Additionally, the program intends to gradually increase the number of kindergarten classrooms and preschool accessibility.