Do you dare to believe that Japanese schools are not in Japan but in China, there is more than one Japanese school on the mainland, they implement fully closed management, every corner of the school is covered with surveillance, and Chinese are not allowed to visit.
It has aroused the suspicion of the Japanese, whether the Japanese want to implement the "exchange of countries" plan, why do the Japanese want to build schools on the mainland, and where will the Japanese who graduated from the Japanese schools go after graduation?
Japan has built Japanese schools in China, picking first-line areas, and there are branch schools in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, except for the place Chinese, all other equipment, including teachers, students and security guards are Japanese, and even some places are marked with signs that Chinese are not allowed to approach, which makes people angry.
In fact, after a careful understanding of these Japanese schools in China, you can find that the layout of these Japanese schools is completely different from ours, and the address of their schools is generally selected in a relatively remote place.
Away from the crowd and away from the city, this is just one of the points, and secondly, these Japanese schools are also very special in terms of staffing, all of them are Japanese employees, even if the education system is all in accordance with Japan.
A unique small Japanese cultural circle has been formed, and these Japanese schools seem to have appeared out of nowhere, and now there are 35 such Japanese schools in 14 cities on the mainland.
Although they look like ordinary schools, they are very different internally, these schools have a clear rule that only Japanese students are admitted, and Chinese students are not allowed, and they are not even allowed to visit.
The architecture of the schools, as well as the content of the teaching and even the security measures, are the same as those in Japan, and the closed management system and high segregation of these Japanese schools make these schools look more like small Japanese islands, tucked away in a bustling Chinese city.
In fact, the main reason why we are so worried about these Japanese schools is that we cannot forgive the damage caused by Japan to the mainland in history, and now that the Japanese are building schools on the mainland, many people can't help but worry about whether the purpose of these schools is to carry out cultural infiltration.
After all, the eye-catching sign at the entrance of the school reads "Chinese are not allowed to enter" seven big characters, no matter how you look at it, it will remind people that during the Japanese invasion of China, the sign said "Chinese and dogs are not allowed to enter", no wonder there are so many netizens indignant.
In fact, after investigation, it was found that these Japanese schools actually appeared in the mainland very early, as early as 1974, when Japanese opened schools in China, but at that time the name was still called "Beijing Japanese School for School of Japanese Students".
This is the predecessor of the "Beijing Japanese School", and the location of this school is also very important, it is only about 10 kilometers away from Tiananmen Square on the mainland, and it covers a very large area, and people who have not entered this school may not know the structure of their interior.
In addition to the configuration of the teaching building and playground, the national flag on their campus is also particularly eye-catching, with a total of three flags, one is the Chinese national flag, one is the school flag, and one is the Japanese national flag.
Of course, this is only a Japanese school in Beijing, and in Shanghai, there is also such a Japanese school, covering an area of 20,000 square meters, which can accommodate more than 4,000 students, and this school also includes a number of elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools.
Looking at the Shanghai Japanese School from the outside, there is a sharp barbed wire fence installed on the high walls, and cameras are everywhere, so if you don't have the name of the school at the door, you really can't tell that this is a school.
Secondly, whether it is a teacher or a student, or a cleaner or a security guard, they are all Japanese, and the security guards at the door are even more coaxing, except for the Japanese, they are not allowed to approach, and they are asked to leave before they come to them.
In the Japanese schools built on the mainland, what kind of textbooks did they study, and the education they received and the textbooks they used were all Japanese textbooks.
It is said that this school was opened in China by a Japanese foundation in order to enable Japanese people living in China to receive Japanese mother tongue education and solve the education problem of the children of multinational workers.
However, there is a question of whether these Japanese schools have been supervised and reviewed by the relevant Chinese authorities, saying that they are learning Japanese culture, but no one knows what they are really teaching.
If that's just for that, then why only Japanese students are accepted and not Chinese students are recruited, and what secrets can't be made public?
It is inevitable that there are so many Japanese educational institutions on our turf, and that we will never forget that Japan once established a spy school on the mainland and later blatantly tampered with history textbooks.
When this matter spread to the Internet, many netizens said that China can also open Chinese schools in Japan, in fact, we have long implemented it, and the mainland actually has schools in Japan, and even Confucius Institutes around the world.
However, there is a big difference between our Confucius Institutes and Japanese schools, and the Confucius Institutes founded by the mainland are non-profit educational institutions that allow foreigners to study together, and are Sino-foreign co-founded non-profit educational institutions.
It exists to promote friendly relations between the two countries, and also to spread the culture of the mainland to the world, so that foreign friends can better understand China's history and culture, as well as the cultural treasures left by their ancestors.
And the Japanese schools founded by the Japanese in China clearly stipulate that Chinese are not allowed to get close, let alone Chinese to go to school inside, and we do not need to learn Japanese culture.
However, the Chinese schools opened by the mainland in Japan did not hang a sign at the door like the Japanese, saying that the Japanese could not approach, on the contrary, there were not a few Japanese students who took the initiative to sign up, and we all came to refuse.
In the Japanese schools founded in the mainland, all of them use Japanese, while the mainland's Chinese schools in Japan not only learn our Chinese cultural knowledge, but even some subjects, and also recruit many Japanese teachers.
That's why the people of the mainland look at Japanese schools so awkwardly, they are all schools built for the education of transnational children, why can't they be open and transparent, how can they not be treated equally, netizens call for the review and supervision of Japanese schools, so that we can rest assured.
After graduating from these Japanese schools, a large part of the Japanese may continue to stay in China, after all, their parents are here, and these Japanese will develop in all walks of life in China, and some will return to Japan, and after learning advanced technology in the mainland, they will definitely be reused.
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The Japanese have opened 35 schools in China, and they only recruit Japanese students?
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