Look at this: [Time Allocation] Zhengzhou: Taking time to attend tutoring classes Hong Kong: Only attending classes for half a day. Chen Yang, who works in an agency in Jinshui District, Zhengzhou City, sends his son to school at 8:30 every morning After entering the kindergarten, my wife picked up the child at 4 p.m. and took her home. During the day, all the child's eating, drinking, and toileting were left to the school. Parents in Hong Kong are not so relaxed. There are not many kindergartens in Hong Kong that offer classes all day long. Most of them are divided into morning classes and afternoon classes. Children attend school for half a day every day, and the rest of the time are taken care of by family members or nannies, or they sign up for interest groups in society. Teacher Chen from the delegation said that Hong Kong's kindergartens are very small, with only more than ten classes in the largest kindergartens. Half-day teaching can allow more children to receive tutoring. But more importantly, when children are young, family education is very important, and free space is also needed. Mainland primary school students often have to squeeze in tutoring classes in the evenings and weekends, but in Hong Kong, if students want to develop their talents, they can choose to attend half-day primary schools and have more time at their disposal. Enlightenment: The important role of parents in the growth of their children cannot be replaced by schools. In the early childhood and primary school stages, there is little pressure for children to enter higher education. Schools should give students as much freedom as possible to allow children to express their individuality and develop their talents.