Can you believe that we've spent the most hours of our primary school and college on a major subject, a foreign language that most people will never use in their lives, and you say that we're not learning our own language, but we're lifting a foreign language higher than anything, and you're not curious about how it can sit in it for so many years? Let me tell you something about internationalization。
That's the thing you've heard most about, saying that english is just needed, that i don't have to meet a foreign owner, that i have to go to a good company for english, that i have to go to a good company for research, that i can't do without english, but look around, first, that a friend of mine has been an interior designer, that i've run a daily drawing, that i've been working for almost 10 years, that i've been on the list, that last year's evaluation of a senior engineer, that i didn't have enough score in english, that i've been working for so many years, that i've never met a foreign owner, that i need to use english, that second, that an old chinese doctor here, who's been here for almost 40 years, has seen hundreds of thousands of patients in the field, that he's been in english, that the deputy medical examiner has never passed three times, that he's retired. You look crazy, but it's happening every day. Do you think it's really for talent? In fact, there's a whole chain of benefits that's been tied to death. I'll give you a count。
I'm going to give you a solid estimate of the number of english-speaking students in the country, which now has a market of more than 1,800 billion in size, large and small, with more than $3 billion per year for the study of english-language training alone, as well as the amount of money that has been earned from the introduction of english for young children to study abroad, and i'm not going to tell you, and there are hundreds of thousands of students who study abroad each year, hundreds of thousands of thousands of students from language to application to completion, hundreds of thousands of thousands of students at least, hundreds of millions of billions of students added up, thousands of international schools in the country, hundreds of billions of dollars spent on school fees in a year alone, and a variety of examinations, four or six-year-old jastofo, four-year-old jastofor-boc, and dozens more, thousands of small-year-olds, hundreds of millions more, and hundreds of millions of students who go to school each year, and a few hundred hundred thousand students who read a textbook, and a number of books in the press, how many have been paid for the national diplomatic taxes, how many i'm going to tell you how they tied their benefits to our children。
It's not that complicated, you know, to start english classes in the first grade of elementary school, not have enough hours in school, and teachers can't keep up. And then, in the high school, english scores, like language mathematics, are a hundred and fifty cents, you can't go to a good university by a few minutes, parents can't hurry, you can't pay for it, you can't pay for it, you can't tell me that much of english teaching material has been immersed in children from the beginning, you can say that our own history and culture are of high quality abroad, and we haven't learned much about it, so let's put the good seeds of foreign origin in our hearts. A lot of kids grow up feeling like they're foreigners, and they've been buried since school. That's not what it is. It's been going on for decades, and you know it all。
At the beginning, we had to do business with the outside world, because there was no problem with english, because there was a shortage of english speakers, and english for the whole population was right, but then it slowly changed. In the 1990s, foreign languages became the most fragrance profession, and training institutions began to take shape, and then in the late 1990s, the competition began with the national hardcard english, and so many of the older intellectuals were here. My grandfather's hydratory, seven or eight water reservoirs were built in his life, the technology was dead, the seniors couldn't pass the english language, they couldn't retire, and he said that i spent my whole life in the mountains repairing the reservoir, i went to speak english to whom i went to speak in the mountains, and then, after 00 years, i went to university, tied to four or six degrees, so many children had a first degree, four or six degrees, and couldn't get a degree, so i couldn't get a good job. This is how it's going to go from exams to jobs to ratings, and welded you to death, and now you're going to think about it, and you're going to understand why all these years people have been shouting english for too much time to move this place。
In fact, as long as any discipline becomes a business for some people to make money, it will inevitably take up a position and refuse to move, even if it is useless to the vast majority of people, and even destroys society as a whole. You say that our generation of parents are trying to save money for their children in english, and that some of the good things that have been passed on by our ancestors are really useful, and i wonder when we can really give back what really works for our children
