Chinese Economics Thread
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Regardless of whether it supposedly affects ww3 talent, I still think 1 hour a day is a too strict
What are under-18s gonna do at home during free time other than game? Study? But the government is reducing homework and private tuition already. Sports? Sure but who's gonna play sports the entire night every friday/saturday/sunday?
Kids are just going to jack off or get addicted to douyin
What are under-18s gonna do at home during free time other than game? Study? But the government is reducing homework and private tuition already. Sports? Sure but who's gonna play sports the entire night every friday/saturday/sunday?
Kids are just going to jack off or get addicted to douyin
You have a bad feeling about everything. What would you have a good feeling about?
Or they might just, you know, go outside. Just sayin'.
Tl;dw, what was that about?
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In reality that's only around 40 to 45 min of actual game time, with 15 to 20 min on matchmaker and fixing/customizing loadouts.
Great info. Buy I feel you should post this also on China Taiwan thread or China ww2 thread. As it is longer lasting over there. And perhaps it is a better place for it.
Have you ever teach? Both Deino and I are teachers. And even in the great capitalist world like U.S. and U.K. where greed is good. The government still don't see a place for reward base education. I wonder why that is? You obviously don't know because you are advocating a reward base system where a reward base simply won't work.
I'm a lecturers and Deino is school teacher. I'm sure he'll agree with me on this. A reward base system will simply divided the haves from the have not.
I came into teaching late in life. I was working in finance for a better part of 30 years. Teaching in the last 6 years.
I can tell you there's no more reward for us teachers than seeing our students faces when they got the results and a whole years achievement have allow them to progress. If it was money that motivate me, I would stick to being a chartered accountant. I would be paid twice as much and work less hours with less pressure. The only pressure I received is from my boss. Whereas teaching, i get it from mt boss, students parents, and students themselves.
It's a good job I came into this profession late in life, otherwise I would've packed up a few years ago. But the rewards of seeing my students happy faces and knowing I had made a difference in their lives is priceless.
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Go outside and spend time with friends perhaps?
Because most children in China are only children, I don't think they get enough peer socialisation.
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And I feel you don't understand how children can spend their week outside of China
In schools, you can have a huge variety of sports clubs and societies.
Here is a list of a few hundred school clubs that I've picked off the internet. These can extend over into the weekends as well.
blog.prepscholar.com/list-of-extracurricular-activities-examples