A 30-year-old Beijing couple spent ¥12 million ($1.7 million) on a 50-square-meter apartment just to secure a spot in a top primary school. This is not ...
In a city famous for its hustle, some Guangzhou parents are sending their four-year-olds into the woods instead of to flashcard drills. Here's why forest kindergartens ...
Tutoring is officially restricted, homework is capped, and yet Saturday mornings in Chinese cities still look like a second school week. A look at the machinery ...
Forget the romantic comedies. In China, 'xiangqin' is often less about love and more about a brutally honest exchange of resumes, where parents act as chief ...
For decades, parks in Beijing and Shanghai were filled with parents holding resumes for their single children. Today, a quiet shift is happening: many are putting ...
In a Beijing park, hundreds of umbrellas display resumes like job postings. This is the 'matchmaking corner,' where parents trade housing details and salaries to find ...