Amazing! Chinese kids are learning life skills at kindergartens. Life skills are abilities that help individuals function effectively in daily life, enabling them to deal with the challenges and demands they face. These skills are adaptive and positive, contributing to personal well-being and social interactions. They include a range of competencies such as communication, problem-solving, decision-making, resilience, and emotional intelligence. Life skills are essential for personal development and can be developed through various activities and experiences throughout one's life.
They are teaching the children fine motor skills at a young age, that’s why no country can compete in terms of skill labor. You’re not going to get the same quality of workers no matter how much you pay.
This type of kindergarten, with a similar orientation, was standard in the GDR until 1990. This was followed by craft lessons from the first to the fourth grade, where the basics of wood and metal working were taught and manual skills were taught. Sewing, knitting, crocheting or braiding, i.e. creative ideas, were also encouraged. From the eighth to the tenth grade, practical work in production was added. What is normal in China, having a strong independent character prepared for life, is not desired in the Western world. Strong in character, educated with craftsmanship and skills that are essential for survival are more resistant to manipulation and that is undesirable in Western consumer society.
I have done the first year of a degree in ancient Chinese philosophy, just for my own interest, the western politicians and media have zero idea how the Chinese thing, they assume they think the same as they do. They do not.
This is a must for self learning cooking skill for primary and secondary school that order from ministry of education China, they request every student at least must knew learn to cook some simple meal
You're incredibly stupid. Please take into consideration that there are cultural and ethnic differences. China is more interested in exposing and teaching children life skills rather than sitting in front of the TV, laptop, or smart phone all day long.
That's the problem. You don't know enough of China to comment or to copy the right videos to publish. Rest assured that the Chinese kids have far more "open-ended, creative and imaginative activities than you can ever imagine. The Chinese concept has always been holistic, wholesome and balanced as in the Yin and Yang since time immemorial. As such, the parents are concerned that their kids spend to much time on the computer and mobile phone and in Maths, Robotics and Creative lessons that they have to enroll them in such courses. So you or the uploader (from PageBros) in your video has just seen one side of things only because he has been in China for the first time for only a few days. In fact, Chinese students are tops in the world. So learn more of China first. 😄😃😀
This is not child labor. This is not a children's detention center. This is not a human rights violation. This is not cruelty to children. This is not child slavery. This is not forced child labor. This is not an anti-children activity. This is not child exploitation. This is not child abuse. This is not a violation of children's rights. This is not an attack on children's dignity. This is not the suppression of children's freedom. This is not an inhumane act against children. This is not a betrayal of children's future. With this type of children upbringing in China, China is bound to grow in leap and bounce! The era of western narratives like technology stealing, copying, paper tiger, extreme human right violation, cheap chinese products, etc are over.
Well a balance of both is important which is certainly coming up more in China as those in the west have been educated more to critically examine issues, express opinions, have individuality, philosophising but not to work in farms, picking strawberries or cleaning toilets which has led to migrants being sought to do these menial work while their own bask in the unemployment issuance or wages. These kids have excellent fine and gross motor skills, concentration and attention skills which points to the fact that why Chinese have been able to win gold medals in the olympics, produce things so fast and efficiently and work to build a country.
Then we blame the migrants for "stealing" our jobs. And don't even get me started on how we totally dominated and exploited the entire Latin America, almost directly responsible for creating so many hellish "shithole" countries, which in turn forced the people to come to the U.S. to make a living. WE CREATED most of these "illegal immigrants"!
What a nice cliché! In the west you can only express opinions if that doesn´t challenge authorities, starting from teachers aut school over your superiors at work to politicians. West is fake, China is way more real.
The parents in the West won't allow this because to them it's child abuse. One teacher at my kids school made the kids to clean up the classroom and she was attacked by some parents, they said they send their kids to learn and not to clean.
It’s a tragedy for the American kids and the American society - over sheltered & over spoilt children grown up not knowing how to take care of themselves. Unless they’ve got $$$ to hire help, they’ll very likely end up Homeless out in the streets!
Not all kindergartens are like this in China. But all kindergartens are required to offer childern classes to train children's hands-on ability. Of course, it not only train their hands but also brain.
then they would add some kids or grownups crying out of nowhere, and report as child labor and parents couldn't do anything about it. and ask the most important question, at what cost :)
this concept is worldwide, i believe atleast in asia. usually in malls, think its because parents can browse around or go for movie. kids zone is another one that i am aware of. these are 'add on' to school system. sent my kids there during school holidays some 15years back. did they turn out 'good', well they will need to decide it. when schooling back in darkages, boys had to clean, carpentry and girls cook, garden, knit. for some reason, this education was stopped and replaced with more 'technical stuff' to 'widen' your job prospects. some parents viewed it as 'child labor', go figure.
On the other hand, i understand why some of us in the US don’t get cooking lessons. Some children from the US are unstable and unpredictable - the kids who weren’t being told no enough.
Are these institutions privately or publicly funded? If public, are they available throughout China? I have posed this question to a number of videos showcasing similar engaging activities for kindergarteners. So far no response.
Of course, it’s private and not easy to get in, competition starts at very young age in China, most Chinese parents are willing to sacrifice their time and money in order to provide their children good education, it’s just deeply rooted in their culture.
Response from China: The curriculum activities shown in the video depend on the size of the city where the kindergarten is located. Whether public or private, most kindergartens offer such activities! Legally registered kindergartens are required to provide these interest-based classes, as mandated by national policy. However, some kindergartens in remote areas may lack the necessary facilities to conduct such programs due to space limitations. Thus, this structure applies to the majority of kindergartens.
Additional reply! In China's education system across all age groups, kindergarten expenses are the most costly. The 9-year compulsory education has very low tuition fees, while universities provide scholarships or part-time income opportunities. However, for kindergarten, parents must fully cover all costs out of pocket. When factoring in additional expenses like toys, snacks, and clothes -to some extent, it can be argued that it is even more expensive than university tuition! Kindergarten fees truly represent a significant financial burden!
I don't think we could do this or anything like this in the US! We have a hard time with any practical activities in education. People are worried about injuries above all, and then there's the question of little persons just screaming and running around, creating a giant mess. This seems like it would need a lot of STAFF! We don't like to have staff. I'm a shop teacher! I deal mostly with seniors in Engineering lately. Most of them have no practical skills at all, many have never used any tools, don't have any idea about cooking! I'm not blaming them, that's the life we have made. So even though we are engaged in machining and welding and fabrication, I try to get in some simple cooking! Make coffee, sharpen a knife, make instant noodles (!). This video was fun to watch, the narration was awful and intolerable (I turned the sound off for some of it), it seemed like something that SHOULD be happening but never could.
@myriamfelix5798 each kindergarten in China has a different curriculum. I went to a public kindergarten, most of them don't want accidents to happened because they want no injuries and no law suit. So what you see here most likely were from a private school.
@myriamfelix5798 each kindergarten in China has a different curriculum. I went to a public kindergarten, most of them don't want accidents to happened because they want no injuries and no law suit. So what you see here most likely were from a private school.
I'm crying happy tears for these young ones. This is the way school should be.
No matter what challenges they gonna face in life, they are prepared!!
Amazing!
Chinese kids are learning life skills at kindergartens.
Life skills are abilities that help individuals function effectively in daily life, enabling them to deal with the challenges and demands they face.
These skills are adaptive and positive, contributing to personal well-being and social interactions.
They include a range of competencies such as communication, problem-solving, decision-making, resilience, and emotional intelligence.
Life skills are essential for personal development and can be developed through various activities and experiences throughout one's life.
At least better than playing ipad all the days.
Play pad whole day it's new Gen disease, my sis 2 daughters only hold pad whole day rather than do other things😢
On the west, the so called teachers are busy pushing their pronouns onto the kids.
A bright future for China is assured!
They are teaching the children fine motor skills at a young age, that’s why no country can compete in terms of skill labor. You’re not going to get the same quality of workers no matter how much you pay.
That's incredible. China truly can enhanced the humans consciousness collectively for a better society. Thanks for sharing!
完了😂中國幼兒園都將成為美國國安問題
Kindergartners investment in equipment for all kind of tasks…omg is amazing ❤❤❤
Parents are happy to pay extra for their kids to those kindergarten.
Learning to be independent.
This type of kindergarten should be standard for kids. I would have thrive in this type of environment as a kid.
It would expose how lazy most westerners are. A consumer culture, not a culture of working or learning.
This type of kindergarten, with a similar orientation, was standard in the GDR until 1990. This was followed by craft lessons from the first to the fourth grade, where the basics of wood and metal working were taught and manual skills were taught. Sewing, knitting, crocheting or braiding, i.e. creative ideas, were also encouraged. From the eighth to the tenth grade, practical work in production was added. What is normal in China, having a strong independent character prepared for life, is not desired in the Western world. Strong in character, educated with craftsmanship and
skills that are essential for survival are more resistant to manipulation and that is undesirable in Western consumer society.
kids can only take a for apple before they lost interest.
Doing actual practical work 😂
Wishing a happy Chinese new year to everyone in the Year of snake! 👍🇨🇳❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
No wonder professor Kishore Mabhubani of Singapore says the West will never understand China even for little amazing things like these.
I have done the first year of a degree in ancient Chinese philosophy, just for my own interest, the western politicians and media have zero idea how the Chinese thing, they assume they think the same as they do. They do not.
Kids are our future.
Learning how to survive !
Some kindergartens in Serbia are like these ones, too. Kids love them!
Mindblowing! I love China.
This is a must for self learning cooking skill for primary and secondary school that order from ministry of education China, they request every student at least must knew learn to cook some simple meal
The Chinese invest in their people. Look at their education and the effort the whole society is making. OMG.
This kind of kindergarten are very welcomed in China
Happy chinese new year❤🎉
Happy CNY to u too!
That's amazing!
A few generations of Chinese people had sacrificed themselves to make this available for our children today. Nothing comes easy.
This is amazing, I think we can learn so mich from China
West Mass Propaganda Media: Hey hey hey, this is perfect to make the child's labor narrative, go edit tf out of it and print it!
BBC: genious Chinese child exploitation
You're incredibly stupid. Please take into consideration that there are cultural and ethnic differences. China is more interested in exposing and teaching children life skills rather than sitting in front of the TV, laptop, or smart phone all day long.
Then media report with grey filter.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@skysthelimitrai7590 🎯
The little boy @ 4:07 in sewing an adorable handbag.
That's the problem. You don't know enough of China to comment or to copy the right videos to publish. Rest assured that the Chinese kids have far more "open-ended, creative and imaginative activities than you can ever imagine. The Chinese concept has always been holistic, wholesome and balanced as in the Yin and Yang since time immemorial. As such, the parents are concerned that their kids spend to much time on the computer and mobile phone and in Maths, Robotics and Creative lessons that they have to enroll them in such courses. So you or the uploader (from PageBros) in your video has just seen one side of things only because he has been in China for the first time for only a few days. In fact, Chinese students are tops in the world. So learn more of China first. 😄😃😀
This is not child labor.
This is not a children's detention center.
This is not a human rights violation.
This is not cruelty to children.
This is not child slavery.
This is not forced child labor.
This is not an anti-children activity.
This is not child exploitation.
This is not child abuse.
This is not a violation of children's rights.
This is not an attack on children's dignity.
This is not the suppression of children's freedom.
This is not an inhumane act against children.
This is not a betrayal of children's future.
With this type of children upbringing in China, China is bound to grow in leap and bounce!
The era of western narratives like technology stealing, copying, paper tiger, extreme human right violation, cheap chinese products, etc are over.
I'm speechless.
Well a balance of both is important which is certainly coming up more in China as those in the west have been educated more to critically examine issues, express opinions, have individuality, philosophising but not to work in farms, picking strawberries or cleaning toilets which has led to migrants being sought to do these menial work while their own bask in the unemployment issuance or wages. These kids have excellent fine and gross motor skills, concentration and attention skills which points to the fact that why Chinese have been able to win gold medals in the olympics, produce things so fast and efficiently and work to build a country.
Then we blame the migrants for "stealing" our jobs. And don't even get me started on how we totally dominated and exploited the entire Latin America, almost directly responsible for creating so many hellish "shithole" countries, which in turn forced the people to come to the U.S. to make a living. WE CREATED most of these "illegal immigrants"!
What a nice cliché!
In the west you can only express opinions if that doesn´t challenge authorities, starting from teachers aut school over your superiors at work to politicians. West is fake, China is way more real.
You forget about gender identity. The west will first teach them the correct use of pronouns, then DEI and finally WOKE them up.
"express opinions"?
Yeah, like here on YT, whatever challenges the mainstream narrative is censored...
😍🥳💞🥰🌞🌟✨️ Those kids can easily relate to what the elders do; and at the same time help them develop their interests while growing up. 💪🇨🇳😃
The parents in the West won't allow this because to them it's child abuse. One teacher at my kids school made the kids to clean up the classroom and she was attacked by some parents, they said they send their kids to learn and not to clean.
It’s a tragedy for the American kids and the American society - over sheltered & over spoilt children grown up not knowing how to take care of themselves. Unless they’ve got $$$ to hire help, they’ll very likely end up Homeless out in the streets!
是的，應該學習，但學習什麼？決定不是幾十種性別
You wonder why China is the world leader in infrastructure, manufacturing, AI and etc. Common sense education
The little boy @ 9:32 with the hair rollers on his head- Hahaha.
I was self-sufficient since 5 years old. I don't have mom or dad that would cook take of me whenever I am sick.
So Sorry you had no choice but to take it upon yourself- it’s the survival instincts, and I’m glad you survived the hardship. Congrats!
I am slightly better than you. I become self-sufficient at 7.
Not all kindergartens are like this in China. But all kindergartens are required to offer childern classes to train children's hands-on ability. Of course, it not only train their hands but also brain.
Most kindergartens in the US and Canada are pretty unregulated as far as education goes. Often just baby sitting.
This is what happens when you have over 5 thousand years of history and culture.
Wow!
The little girl @1:36 has EXCELLENT CONCENTRATION and EXTREMELY STEADY HANDS; I sew and it is even difficult for adults to always sew straightly.
When all of that apply to the whole country then she is super country.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Happy Chinese New Year!! The Year of Snake!! 🥰
Don’t show this to the BBC they would turn this around and also play dark music and darken the filters ..!!
then they would add some kids or grownups crying out of nowhere, and report as child labor and parents couldn't do anything about it. and ask the most important question, at what cost :)
Tramp would say: It's child labor.
unsafe 🤣
Ban cooking!
Trump should feel shame but we know he’s a shameless man.
@@jxmai7687It’s safe with proper instruction and demonstration, and supervision.
Shut up and take my money and also my child 😁
but you are still single
暴击伤害😂
Didn't like that KFC ad at all.😂
Thumbs Up nurturing, best.
😂👍👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗
(Teaching) - (Basic) - (Life - Skills) - 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 - To - (The - Kids) - 🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐 -
Their parents want them to cook at home. That's why they send their kids to the schools that have these programs. Hahaha
Now I know, where the abundant skillful labors come from.
this concept is worldwide, i believe atleast in asia. usually in malls, think its because parents can browse around or go for movie. kids zone is another one that i am aware of. these are 'add on' to school system. sent my kids there during school holidays some 15years back. did they turn out 'good', well they will need to decide it. when schooling back in darkages, boys had to clean, carpentry and girls cook, garden, knit. for some reason, this education was stopped and replaced with more 'technical stuff' to 'widen' your job prospects. some parents viewed it as 'child labor', go figure.
When kids in China gets be alive pass 16..!!
Meanwhile in America
GOODLUCK.!
On the other hand, i understand why some of us in the US don’t get cooking lessons. Some children from the US are unstable and unpredictable - the kids who weren’t being told no enough.
Too much liabilty. Anything happens to your kids, lawyers will be in front of your door. So better learn about genders or like in india just dance
Are these institutions privately or publicly funded? If public, are they available throughout China? I have posed this question to a number of videos showcasing similar engaging activities for kindergarteners. So far no response.
Go for a fact-check.
Of course, it’s private and not easy to get in, competition starts at very young age in China, most Chinese parents are willing to sacrifice their time and money in order to provide their children good education, it’s just deeply rooted in their culture.
The school system is public but China does allow private schools as well.
Response from China:
The curriculum activities shown in the video depend on the size of the city where the kindergarten is located. Whether public or private, most kindergartens offer such activities! Legally registered kindergartens are required to provide these interest-based classes, as mandated by national policy. However, some kindergartens in remote areas may lack the necessary facilities to conduct such programs due to space limitations. Thus, this structure applies to the majority of kindergartens.
Additional reply!
In China's education system across all age groups, kindergarten expenses are the most costly. The 9-year compulsory education has very low tuition fees, while universities provide scholarships or part-time income opportunities. However, for kindergarten, parents must fully cover all costs out of pocket. When factoring in additional expenses like toys, snacks, and clothes -to some extent, it can be argued that it is even more expensive than university tuition! Kindergarten fees truly represent a significant financial burden!
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See,child labor in China 😂😂😂😂😂
Donald duck will say national security threat
❤️💚💜 🇨🇳
6 yaar 😅old just invented 7 g
I don't think we could do this or anything like this in the US! We have a hard time with any practical activities in education. People are worried about injuries above all, and then there's the question of little persons just screaming and running around, creating a giant mess. This seems like it would need a lot of STAFF! We don't like to have staff. I'm a shop teacher! I deal mostly with seniors in Engineering lately. Most of them have no practical skills at all, many have never used any tools, don't have any idea about cooking! I'm not blaming them, that's the life we have made. So even though we are engaged in machining and welding and fabrication, I try to get in some simple cooking! Make coffee, sharpen a knife, make instant noodles (!). This video was fun to watch, the narration was awful and intolerable (I turned the sound off for some of it), it seemed like something that SHOULD be happening but never could.
I imagine Liberals in America screaming child labor 😂
this is forced child labor😂
Its hyugur reedu😊cation camp😅😂
This is private school, because when I was in kindergarten in China, I was not taught with this.
even private Chinese schools aren't ridiculously expensive. but education is highly regulated by the Chinese state...
I guess when you were in kindergarten half of China was still hungry, this is 2010s stuff.
How old are you? You cannot compare your generation with the later generation.
@myriamfelix5798 each kindergarten in China has a different curriculum. I went to a public kindergarten, most of them don't want accidents to happened because they want no injuries and no law suit. So what you see here most likely were from a private school.
@myriamfelix5798 each kindergarten in China has a different curriculum. I went to a public kindergarten, most of them don't want accidents to happened because they want no injuries and no law suit. So what you see here most likely were from a private school.
WILL I CHOOSE THIS KIND OF KINDERGARTEN?
FOR MY CHILD?
YEP!
BBC:强迫劳动😂😂😂😂
所以代价是什么？
所以代价是什么？？🤣🤣🤣
WHAT THINKS I???
GREAT!!!