The Contradiction Between Private Tutoring Industry and Capitalization

The chapter delves into the private tutoring industry, focusing on its integral role within the broader education sector. It analyzes the characteristics of the education industry and the uneven distribution of educational resources in China, using data to illustrate regional disparities. The author argues that the private tutoring industry, due to its supplementary nature, should not be subject to extensive capitalization. The chapter explores the industry's purpose, which is to provide supplementary education rather than replace the education system, and the preconditions for its development. It concludes by highlighting the inherent contradictions between the industry's characteristics and the goals of capitalization, suggesting that restricting capitalization is a reasonable choice at the current stage.