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BEIJING, Jan. 7 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese education authority has stressed banning irregular off-campus tutoring activities featuring curriculum subjects and warn

Tal Education Group (NYSE: TAL), the first U.S.-listed Chinese technology education company, will shut down its subject-based off-campus ...

Thanks to the "double reduction" policy, many Chinese private tutoring giants including New Oriental Education and Technology Group, TAL Education Group and Juren Education have announced that they will terminate their tutoring business for primary to junior high school students (the nine-year compulsory education period) by the end of this year.

With private tutoring all but banned in China, he will need to reinvent his business in a way that is in line with Beijing’s goals.

“The Top 10 Internet Buzzwords for 2021” was unveiled by the National Language Resource Monitoring and Research Center on Monday, including The Age of Awakening, YYDS, Double Reduction, Po Fang, Metaverse, Juejuezi, Lie Flat, “It’s more of an insult than injury,” "I didnt get it but was just in awe," and "We are ready to build a powerful China."

The phrase is on lists of the top Chinese memes for 2021, despite Chinese president Xi Jinping's distaste for it.

According to a person familiar with the matter, New Oriental Educations subsidiary BlingABC began to offer online Chinese courses in the United States.

/PRNewswire/ -- Meten Holding Group Ltd. ("Meten Holding Group" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: METX), one of the leading omnichannel English language training...

Beijing's clampdown has sent parents scrambling to find alternative classes that give their children an advantage in the nation’s intensely competitive education and labor market.

The ripples of "double reduction" are being felt even a month after it came into effect, as one more private tutoring institute, called Juren－Giant in English, declared bankruptcy on Aug 31, a day before the start of a new school semester. Why is the tutoring sector reform important?