Tag / education
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大学里的反智主义 – Anti-intellectualism at university
How can universities resist the powerful tide of anti-intellectualism? Muran offers a structural explanation of the sources for anti-intellectualism in Chinese universities, as a potential tool of resistance.
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公主可以堕胎吗 – Can princesses have abortions?
Is it wrong for a primary school girl to write a princess abortion into her fairy tale narrative? This piece invites reflection on children and the complexities of our adult world.
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海森：在肯尼亚众筹建一座学校 – I founded a school in Kenya
The exceptional story of a young Chinese man who left a finance job in Singapore to build a school in Kenya
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巧克力随便吃 – Eat as much chocolate as you want
A humorous look at liberal education: how should we teach our children the complex art of self-management, when the trend around us seems to be one of increasing indulgence?
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人人都在惯孩子 – Everyone is spoiling children
One of the consequences of the one-child policy is a tendency to overprotect that precious single child – sometimes with negative consequences.
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努力写下去 – Go write it down!
A personal reflection on the art of writing – a Chinese writer’s professional and intellectual journey, through college, to publication.
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当代大学生如何可能 – How did our contemporary students come about?
Are Chinese students intellectuals? This essay reflects on the key characteristics of intellectuals – critical spirit and independence
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文革对我这个80后的影响 – How the Cultural Revolution affected a post-80s such as me
Starting from the classroom, this piece explores the transmission of trauma from one generation to the next in today’s China.
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男童接受采访称长大想做老师：可以玩小朋友 – (Easy-read) Interviews with little boys who want to teach when they grow up
What do little children want to become when they grow up? Let’s figure it out with this interview.
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中美教育逻辑对比 – Comparing the underlying models of education in China and the US
US-based Bai Weilin reflects on the reasons why American universities trump their Chinese counterparts in creativity and education, by reflecting on the logic of education in both countries.
