What can the government do to provide better education for poor children?

The state put forward the slogan of "rejuvenating the country through science and education" and formulated relevant policy programs. The slogan "No matter how poor you are, you can't be poor in education, and no matter how hard you suffer, you can't suffer children" came into being. In the era of poor material resources, "no matter how hard you suffer, you can't be poor in education", which accurately expresses the importance of education in the process of social development and personal growth. As far as the country is concerned, the government should ensure financial support and maintain the normal operation of education, no matter how difficult it is; As far as families are concerned, it is not easy for children to drop out of school no matter how tight the economy is. Education is the hope of the nation, the government has the obligation to provide a relaxed environment for education, children are the hope of the family, and parents have the responsibility to provide good growth conditions for their children. "No matter how poor you are, you can't be poor in education, and you can't suffer from children." It used to be painted in government courtyards at all levels and all over rural streets. This slogan has effectively promoted the development of compulsory education, especially for the view that "reading is useless" in poor areas.

Over the past 30 years of reform and opening up, with the development of social economy and the accumulation of social wealth, people have gradually got rid of poverty and stepped into a well-off society. The poverty of education has also become a thing of the past. Since September 1 2008, China has completely exempted tuition and miscellaneous fees in urban and rural compulsory education to ensure that every child can afford to go to school. In 20 13, the state increased the investment in education to 4% of the total GDP, and education ushered in an era of no shortage of money, which not only "solved the problem of food and clothing" but also began to "step into a well-off society".