There is a lot of buzz on the Internet, and the topic of "Japanese schools" is really incomprehensible. Everyone is asking, why are there such schools all over the country?
To be honest, this thing is really laughable. But then again, the world is so big, you have to have everything. The existence of these "Japanese schools" can be regarded as a form of cultural exchange. They provide a familiar environment for children who grow up in Japan, and they can feel a touch of home even in a foreign country.
However, education is no joke. Although cultural exchange is a good thing, there must also be a bottom line. There are no rules, there are no rules. We need to strengthen supervision of these schools to ensure that their educational activities are legal and fair, and that they cannot be allowed to become "places outside the law".
Then again, this world is like a hodgepodge, you have to have everything. It's actually interesting that there is such a thing as a "Japanese school". They are like a small window into cultural exchange, allowing us to learn more about Japanese culture and education.
In short, this thing is complicated and complicated, and simple and simple. We must not only welcome cultural exchanges, but also abide by our own rules. In this way, we can go wider and wider on the road of harmonious coexistence and write a more wonderful story together. Moreover, with the advancement of globalization, cultural exchange and integration have become the general trend. We must not only embrace this change, but also actively participate and promote it. Only in this way can we better understand each other, enhance friendship and create a better future together.