China education

With new regulations hitting hard at home, China’s education firms are going global.

Beijing’s latest move is a response to long-held public grievances about educational inequality and the resulting pressure to keep up.

New scrutiny on the tutoring industry comes amid a broader tightening of regulations in general.

A student’s death and his mother’s online posts have stirred controversy and questions. 

EdTech companies are starting to address the urban-rural disparity in educational opportunities prevalent throughout China.

An interview with William Kirby on China's ambitions, soft power, and education.

Debate over the decision to postpone China’s college entrance exam crystallizes deeper problems with educational inequality.

With schools closed across the country to combat COVID-19, China has turned to online learning. The results have been mixed.

With schools closed indefinitely, teachers are giving lectures online – where they risk abrupt and often unexplained censorship.

This year’s show opened with video of the Chinese flag being raised across the country.

Indoctrination, censorship, and surveillance are robbing a generation of their right to free thought.