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Topic: The Chinese Educational System(CES) is a Failure A country’s educational system is based on the fundamental realities of that country. It is an universal truth that China has the greatest population in the world, and there are about one hundred million students in China. As a result, the most basic problem in Chinese Educational System(CES) is the focus on the quantity of the students instead of the quality. As a Chinese public school student, the aim for him/her is to get into a university which requires a high mark in the university entrance examination. Chinese Educational system is called the examination-oriented education system because all of the students are preparing for this 2-days exam for about 12 years. This system is now being criticized because it generally causes more negative effects among a large amount of students physically and mentally. The most baneful influence is that the Chinese Education system is damaging students’ physical health. Statistics showing that sixty percent of Middle school students are myopic, and the high school students’ myopic rate is eighty five percent. The reason for this phenomenon is that 87.3% of high school students are studying more than ten hours in the school, 57.6% of them spend another 2 hours learning at home, and a quarter of them use an after-school-tutor. On average, the middle school students study between 12 and 14 hours per day. Generally, because of the high-pressure learning arrangement, Chinese students’ myopia rate is the highest in the whole world. In addition, this learning schedule allows students very little time to do sports or any physical exercises. Only when the homework is done can students do something entertaining or have a rest; however, homework for a public high-school students is like an endless nightmare. Numerous high-school students complain that their homework load so huge that they can’t even finish it by copying. In other words, students have to acquire reams of knowledge which may not be used in their ordinary life but only for the exam. As a result, students are suffering from the strict compulsory learning atmosphere in which their health standards are debilitated. Furthemore, the CES causes negative effects among students mentally. Compared to the education system in USA, UK and Japan, the Chinese educational system is the most ruthless one. Because the other countries’ educational systems are based on cultivating students’ creativity, and they let students participate in society. In contrast, CES forces students to learn, memorize,and repeat the material they learn every day. This process may continue for more than ten years for a student. It never allows students to try or to create by themselves, but rather do only what the teacher orders. Additionally, the high pressure learning atmosphere may cause the students to lose their mind, get crazy or even commit suicide. Consequently, the CES harms the students’ mental development. To judge if a country’s educational system is proper or not, the easiest apporach is to look at the result that the system achieve. Every year, there are about more than 60%(around 4 million) Chinese university graduates who can't find a job or an occupation. The reason is not only because of the large number of graduates, but also the insufficiency of their ability to master professional knowledge. Moreover, in the University, students spend most of their time relaxing, and they do not even study as hard as they do in the middle school. This fact shows that students just want to pass their course and get a degree at the end. As we are all aware, university is the main insititution for students to obtain professional knowledge and accumluate social experience, but they are wasting most of the time during the university which causes a lack of the capability that they are supposed to master. Indeed, the results demonstrate the failure of the CES to help student find empolyment. In conclusion, CES is a failure due to its severe physical and psychological impact on the students during the period before entering the university, and also the unsatisfactory outcome. No matter what, students of China are the future, but the CES is strangling it by being such a lamentable failure.