Why do Japanese students have to change their shoes when they enter the classroom, but not in China?

The Japanese attach great importance to rules. For example, in Japanese dramas, we often see that students on campus have to change their indoor shoes before entering the classroom. Whether at home or in public. Take off your shoes? The provisions of the.

This may be because Japanese schools have high requirements for students' quality. Perhaps it is because the school requires dressing the, so changing shoes in the classroom is closely related to it. Wear indoor shoes in the teaching building, not outdoors. Just like we have to change our shoes when we get home. In order to keep the room clean. There are no special cleaners in public schools in Japan, so in order to keep the campus clean and tidy, students need to put on these clean shoes. If everyone enters the classroom wearing muddy shoes and no one cleans it, how messy the environment will be? Without a clean learning environment, students naturally cannot devote themselves to the ocean of knowledge. Besides, they have their own shoes when they go home, and there are other shoes on the physical education class. Although the outdoor environment in Japan is quite clean, most amusement parks are on the ground with mud on their feet, which is also the reason.

In our country, we don't need to take off our shoes when we go to school, because our teachers will clean them up in time and even arrange professional people to clean them up. I believe everyone is already on duty at school! Each class will arrange students to clean reasonably, and divide students into different groups, each group is responsible for different areas. Cleaning three times a day is a trivial process without changing shoes.

It is necessary to keep a clean environment when studying at school. Only by maintaining a clean and hygienic learning environment can students enjoy learning more. Changing shoes in the classroom is to keep it clean and hygienic. Create a comfortable, quiet and tidy learning atmosphere for students.