PeoplesPoster
Junior Member
lol hell noIs CNA neutral on CN? I mean SNG media in general?
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lol hell noIs CNA neutral on CN? I mean SNG media in general?
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Hell no. They are trashes.My sources is this documentary from CNA (Singaporean, so they're usually neutral on China) and SCMP.
Another soft power win.
Very pro-India video on their space program and the creator gets bombarded with death threats for using the wrong map.
Well if you're interested, the video description itself timestamps the section on education in rural China at 9:46 and the person interviewed puts the number even higher at 60%. What's the definition of a dropout? Is that meant to be rhetorical? Unless you have your own definition I would say its as simple as someone who can't complete the school's necessary courses, can't get their diploma, and thus leaves.The paper you linked to does not contain a "50%" number. Let alone what "dropout" means.
The video is not a peer reviewed source, it is literally the voice of a single person. You should show exactly at what timestamp the "50%" number appears and explain exactly what the definition of a dropout is, and what the equivalent definitions are globally.
High school graduation isn't the standard in China though. The timespan of compulsory education is 9 years. Dropout implies that they left compulsory education which my citation showed was false - there were only ~800 people who dropped out of compulsory education in all of China by 2020, and each was monitored by a case officer.Well if you're interested, the video description itself timestamps the section on education in rural China at 9:46 and the person interviewed puts the number even higher at 60%. What's the definition of a dropout? Is that meant to be rhetorical? Unless you have your own definition I would say its as simple as someone who can't complete the school's necessary courses, can't get their diploma, and thus leaves.
As I said in my OP, perhaps due to COVID its hard to find the latest up to date statistic on just how many rural Chinese youths are able to graduate from high school. This is a more concrete study from the World Bank that puts the number at 47% on page 3, back in 2019.
Hence 50% was simply the middleground number I came up with. If you think its disingenuous, I apologize for it.
In any event the most up to date article I could find on the issue from SCMP, even if it doesn't have a statistic, does show that however high or low it is, be it on or off paper, it is generally acknowledged there is still a tacit difference in China today between the quality of education that rural youngsters and urban youngsters receive. No doubt its being worked on, but as the latest HDI report shows, China is still a developing nation and so it shouldn't hurt to bring up core issues that need addressing in order for it to become fully developed.
The fact that high school is not compulsory means that 93% going in, 77% going out only says a small fraction of those who enter high school either leave or are kicked out.China’s transition rate from lower secondary education to higher secondary education has increased significantly, from 80.5 percent to 93.7 percent.
- On average, 79% of U.S. adults nationwide are literate in 2024.
- 21% of adults in the US are illiterate in 2024.
- 54% of adults have a literacy below a 6th-grade level (20% are below 5th-grade level).
Fuck no. I've said this multiple times, our (Singapore's) academia and media is fully captured by the west.Is CNA neutral on CN? I mean SNG media in general?
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CNA is like DW in that their production staffs are from Taiwan. This result in a NATO-captured anti-Chinese media.Fuck no. I've said this multiple times, our (Singapore's) academia and media is fully captured by the west.