(While reporting on the practice of assigning college graduates straight to government organs upon graduation, without any prior practical experience)

It is precisely this group that has given rise to revisionism.

Education today needs reform. A child spends sixteen or seventeen years in school—six years in primary school, six in secondary school, and five in university…

…We should establish schools modeled after the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, …

…Socialist Education itself is a kind of university, …

Nowadays, students cannot even distinguish between horses, cattle, sheep, chickens, dogs, and pigs. How could revisionism fail to emerge under such circumstances?

One week of labor per semester for junior high students is far too little. Even primary schools could engage in some light manual work. All things considered, a system of combining study with farming still seems preferable.

The academic workload is heavy. Why do we have to teach so many subjects? In my view, we should cut it by one-third to one-half.