Kong, Qinghai: educational backwardness affect the future development of China’s rural areas
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Date: 1/12/2013 1:48:29 PM
Sender: Kong, Qinghai
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Kong, Qinghai: educational backwardness affect the future development of China’s rural areas
孔庆海（Kong, Qinghai）
Chinese mainland due to the one-sided development of the CCP＇s policy, urban-rural gap has been great, especially the hukou system violated the freedom of movement of citizens, farmers become second-class citizens, do not enjoy equal employment opportunities and pay levels and benefits far behind urban residents, resulting in the countryside poor and backward areas, farmers living long-term hardship.
Moreover, this gap is affecting future generations in rural China, making China the countryside behind the long-term situation will not improve.
This is because China＇s rural backwardness ,, cause ragged shabby rural educational facilities, teachers can not work without distraction, lack of quality substitute teachers, farmers＇ children can not enjoy complete basic education, can not be of normal intelligence and moral development.
Especially since the reform and opening up, a large number of China＇s rural labor force into the city to work, but hukou policy makes it difficult accompanying children, resulting in a lot of left-behind children in rural China, the lack of family care and supervision, and a high percentage of children dropping out of school.
Chinese educational backwardness of rural stifle hope the younger generation, so that children of Chinese farmers to improve their situation through education hopes dimmed, a modern civilization can not be established in rural areas up, it means that rural poverty and ignorance continue forever.
China wants to solve the problem of rural backwardness farmers hardship, we must pay attention to China＇s rural education, children＇s normal growth environment, improve the overall quality of the future of China＇s rural population, in order to be truly effective change in China＇s rural landscape.
Kong, Qinghai
January 12, 2013
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