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The majority of deputies are not for the people, and she suggested that education subsidies be given to the rich

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** Delegates Questioned for Lowering Tuition Fees in Aristocratic Schools: For Whom? **

The majority of deputies are not for the people, and she suggested that education subsidies be given to the rich

# The delegates' proposal to reduce the tuition fees of aristocratic schools caused controversy

# Focus of the two sessions: The topic of educational equity and aristocratic schools heats up

# The high tuition fees of aristocratic schools are hotly discussed: reasonable or outrageous?

# Netizens angrily delegate to the representative: Is it really the people's wish to reduce tuition fees?

# Educational Equity Topic Resurgence: Should Aristocratic Schools Be Treated Specially?

During the two sessions, the topic of education once again became the focus of heated discussions. The deputies put forward various proposals on education one after another, among which the proposals on reducing the student-teacher ratio, improving the welfare and social status of teachers, and reducing the burden on teachers have attracted much attention and won the support of the people. However, in a wave of speaking out for education, a proposal is particularly "wonderful", which has aroused strong dissatisfaction and questions from the majority of netizens.

The proposal came from a representative, Liang Yunjia, who suggested lowering tuition fees for international schools and providing financial support. As soon as this proposal came to light, it immediately caused an uproar. Netizens expressed confusion and anger, questioning whether the representative really understood the needs and voices of ordinary people.

The majority of deputies are not for the people, and she suggested that education subsidies be given to the rich

In his proposal, Liang Yunjia pointed out that the tuition fees of most international schools or schools for children from Hong Kong and Macao are generally high, ranging from 130,000 to 180,000 yuan a year, and some as high as 300,000 yuan. She believes that such fees are too high and do not provide reciprocal services to students and parents. However, this view has been strongly refuted by the majority of netizens.

Netizens have said that the existence of aristocratic schools and international schools is a special educational resource in itself, and their high tuition fees are due to the fact that they provide more high-quality educational resources and an international educational environment. These schools are not aimed at the general population, but are designed to meet the educational needs of specific groups. Therefore, it is not in the interest of the majority of people to reduce the tuition fees of these schools.

In addition, netizens also pointed out that the practice of reducing tuition fees in aristocratic schools and providing financial support may further exacerbate the unequal distribution of educational resources. If the government devotes limited financial resources to supporting these high-fee schools, the investment in education for ordinary schools may be squeezed, leading to a more serious problem of educational equity.

The majority of deputies are not for the people, and she suggested that education subsidies be given to the rich

In this controversy, Deputy Liang Runjia's proposal obviously did not receive the support and recognition of the majority of netizens. Far from reflecting the voice of the majority, her proposal gives the impression that she is speaking for the interests of a few. Such an approach has undoubtedly raised questions about the representativeness of the delegates.

In fact, as representatives of the people, we should pay more attention to the needs and interests of ordinary people, rather than seeking personal interests for a few special groups. Educational equity is an important manifestation of social equity, and we should strive to ensure that every child has access to fair and high-quality educational resources.

Therefore, we call on delegates to have a deeper understanding of the needs and voices of ordinary people when making education-related proposals, and to truly speak for the interests of the majority. At the same time, we also hope that the government will increase investment in ordinary schools to ensure the fair distribution of educational resources and the universalization of quality education.

In this controversy over educational fairness and aristocratic school tuition, we have seen the concern and enthusiasm of the majority of netizens for education issues. It also reminds us that education is an important area related to the future of the country and the rejuvenation of the nation, and it requires our joint efforts and attention. Let's work together to build a fairer and better educational environment.

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# Educational equity is hotly debated

# Controversy over the tuition fees of aristocratic schools

# Delegates are interested in their proposals

# Focus on the education topics of the two sessions

# Discussion on the allocation of educational resources

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