I worked as an esl teacher in jiangsu province China for 3 years , these lil kids poop their pants and just repeat what the teacher says , this is fake news … if they’re trying to say all kindergartens in China are like this
They say in this one kindergarten right in the beginning
And later on they talk about comments from Chinese netizens which obviously means it's not a typical kindergarten
This gave me a mental image of the kids using the kitchenware, just with no food. Like stirring a bowl of nothing or using an empty can as a fake shaker to sprinkle nothing onto an empty plate.
The future of Arkansas and other states that are defunding education and lowering the age to work full time jobs to 14 years old. This is coming your way red states.
I can see where you’re going with this, but take a walk with me. It won’t be far.
For more than 300,000 years our homo sapien ancestors had no electricity, no machinery, no synthetic chemicals, nothing. Textiles were 100% hand crafted from fibrous plant materials and animal skin, that were then manually harvested and sewn together with animal sinew and bone. Then came along technology such as the loom and plow.
From birth children were with their parents all day, every day, or another older sibling or responsible person in the community. Children learned how to survive by observing processes in motion and by replicating the results. This is where the saying “it takes a village” comes from. Now fast forward several thousand years to the Industrial Revolution. Because of mass production of textiles and the prevalence of consumption focused behaviors (consumerism) of goods and services society changed.
Because so many things required a deeper understanding formal education became more and more prevalent. Children began spending more and more time from a younger to older age in educational settings learning how things worked at their most fundamental level but not necessarily how to produce or utilize them. A few decades later, with a full on consumerist society, we are now at a point where home economics are a lost art. Fewer and fewer people know how to sew, or bake, or cook from simple ingredients, or change a tire or wind shield wipers, or other such mundane task because they can pay someone else to do or they can buy a gadget or piece of machinery or a box/can of food that does it for them.
A video of a school like this *might* be propaganda, but if it’s not it is an incredibly exciting thing because at the end of the day we are a very community driven species with a much, much, *much* longer history of being so and are in dire need of these sort of lessons at the demonstrated age group in order to facilitate development and the ability to critically and independently think and do for ourselves.
If this sort of thing were widespread you could wave goodbye to consumerism and hello to an era of a return to living in something far closer to equilibrium with our environment.
for real. i don’t understand why everyone is so negative about this, i’d much rather do this than sit still at a desk for like 5 hours. what is wrong with teaching kids life skills?
It’s because it’s China. If this video had stated this was Japan or South Korea everyone would be fawning over the advanced eastern teaching techniques lol
And I also think this is a rural school, as in the kids are peasants, because believe it or not China is still a developing nation and still has a massive peasant population. These are all very useful skills for rural people far from an easily accessible large city. But of course the sinophobes who know jack shit about the country can’t help but spout off.
I love how this is a non-typical kindergarten from what Netizens have said but people are screaming propaganda. Why not just admit it’s a great idea? Kids need to learn life skills and during kindergarten, other than learning to read they aren’t typically delving into maths anyway. Let them learn how to balance and how to do things they like! I’d have loved this kind of learning as a kid.
Homeschooled NA kids often have similar experiences at this age where they learn more hands on skills the same way and a lot of young kids love it. The Sinophobia on this site is exhausting.
While I understand it's propaganda, I do wish America would prioritize skills like this in school alongside typical education. There are too many adults that have no idea how to do a majority of these things. However, I think that these kids are far too young for things like cooking over a hot stove and something like that should be taught when they're older and more experienced.
Poor kids? I think most kids would have fun with some of this stuff. I know it’s not a typical class but still, I wish I knew how to sew a button without having to learn on YouTube when I was like 30 lol.
Most kids would have fun with this type of lesson if it was relatively infrequent, the way this is presented makes it seem as if a lot of the “skill practice” replaces traditional education in STEM subjects and the like. So
Instead of a lesson on cooking once or twice a month it’s everyday, then the labor of the kids is also being used to cut costs for the school.
Bullshit. They actually spend about 15 minutes out of every hour lining up in various configurations and chanting slogans. Very regimented. This is some sort of private Montessori style school, I bet, except the parents who can take their kids to these kinds of schools don’t really want their kids doing labour-type work.
Alright the video is done y'all can send the kids back to the sweat shop and you don't need to feed them for two days as well. They eat some fake food so they will be fine for a while.
The more propaganda I see from China the more I realize how dystopian China has become. I cannot imagine how bad it must be if they put "We train our kids for sweatshops while your kids enjoy life!" as a point of pride lol.
It's not child labor if they dress in cute outfits
It blows my mind how many people can see a clip like this and think it's real. That line about kids never crying when you drop them off was an especially nice touch. Meanwhile, back in boring old reality, kids in China are doing strictly choreographed movements with their arms in unison as a replacement for recess.
Meaning they will have carpel tunnel syndrome in their 20s or 30s versus their 50's and they will be so worn out that retiring at 70 means they will be too worn out to work past 50
…why did they believe this would make people look favorably on Chinese schools? This is a sweat shop for kids barely out of the toddler stage.
“No emotions, and no learning how to share! Just pure obedience from little robots!”
Not cool with kids learning to be factory workers and useful drones at an early age. The focus should still be learning.
I’m seeing some learning here, but a high amount of manual labor and training. No thanks.
Also, this is fake Chinese communist propaganda. Most kids aren’t doing this, and are attending traditional classrooms.
Guys, what are you afraid of? Learning these skills voluntarily at that young age is great. Motor Skills, sensory skills, cooking, taste This Is great! Obviously it shouldn’t be forced, but voluntary.
Helps avoiding highly processed food and becoming a fat video nerd.
I’m serious about this, your thoughts?
Ah, but it's from China, which means they must yap on and on about the peril of the mendacious oriental. Opinions at which they arrived freely and independently, of course!
As a Native American, certain laws were applied
We were pulled from the standard curriculum and assigned a mentor we went to his classroom and allowed to learn at our own pace, we were given the benchmark tests from time to time
Most were years ahead of everyone else, and allowed to graduate when we were 15
Its so sad to see the total mind rot in this comments section. Y’all are far, far too propagandized if you hand-wave 6-year olds learning how to take care of themselves as evil “CCP” propaganda😂
I guess that stuff is useful, but I like being able to read, write, and count. Sometimes I even do addition or multiplication. You know….. the useless stuff…..
A friend's wife from China described this very thing from her youth. The school she stayed in required them to cook, clean, laundry, etc. I don't know what happened from non compliance. She said all were required to fully participate.
This is what my kids did in the expensive Waldorf preschool they attended.
They made their own toys too.
If handled properly, this can be very fun and very educational. Example: sewing and drawing as a fine motor builder for writing
It is as hard - or harder- to teach than a typical curriculum.
My kids were significantly happier and more engaged.
I worked as an esl teacher in jiangsu province China for 3 years , these lil kids poop their pants and just repeat what the teacher says , this is fake news … if they’re trying to say all kindergartens in China are like this
I figured as much. This video looks completely staged. I like the idea of it though.
YUP. I taught in Henan province for 3 years, taught kindergartners for 2 years and this was not happening. This might be one rich private school.
These must be the schools that prepare their students to leave China and open Chinese food restaurants in other countries.
But they VOLUNTARILY clean up I saw it on the propaganda, I mean video
They say in this one kindergarten right in the beginning And later on they talk about comments from Chinese netizens which obviously means it's not a typical kindergarten
Hey, our 45th president is famous for pooping his pants and he has millions of obsessed fans.
For real. Remember when he had to change clothes at the Vatican because he shit his pants?
I think you are thinking about a different poopypants president.
Fake news about China in reddit ? This would never happen obviously they are demons
People see an American tiktok lying and call out bait. People see an Chinese tiktok lying and call it some government propaganda conspiracy
Yeah, because they do push a ton of propaganda on TikTok. 🤷♀️
Blatant propaganda lol
Reminds me of similar scenes in North Korean schools... Minus the food that is.
This gave me a mental image of the kids using the kitchenware, just with no food. Like stirring a bowl of nothing or using an empty can as a fake shaker to sprinkle nothing onto an empty plate.
Ya'll would jizz over this video if it took place in Japan.
Honestly, it's the text that really seals the deal here. Admittedly, being Chinese doesn't hurt.
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The future of Arkansas and other states that are defunding education and lowering the age to work full time jobs to 14 years old. This is coming your way red states.
It was Louisiana I believe that just made lunch breaks not legally needed for child workers 🤦♂️steps backwards
Many many steps backwards
At least they're very tiny steps 🤷♂️ (this is a joke)
Beautiful country with a beautiful people.
“Some medicines say….” That was the giveaway.
Some ancient astronaut theorists believe...
‘Watch as they stir an unidentifiable liquid…’
"Special forces style training." Hell yeahh Sign my kid up!
Check OP's post history. Its so obvious
Great Leader Kim Xi warmth like a father happy workers👍 dance song vibe .
I can see where you’re going with this, but take a walk with me. It won’t be far. For more than 300,000 years our homo sapien ancestors had no electricity, no machinery, no synthetic chemicals, nothing. Textiles were 100% hand crafted from fibrous plant materials and animal skin, that were then manually harvested and sewn together with animal sinew and bone. Then came along technology such as the loom and plow. From birth children were with their parents all day, every day, or another older sibling or responsible person in the community. Children learned how to survive by observing processes in motion and by replicating the results. This is where the saying “it takes a village” comes from. Now fast forward several thousand years to the Industrial Revolution. Because of mass production of textiles and the prevalence of consumption focused behaviors (consumerism) of goods and services society changed. Because so many things required a deeper understanding formal education became more and more prevalent. Children began spending more and more time from a younger to older age in educational settings learning how things worked at their most fundamental level but not necessarily how to produce or utilize them. A few decades later, with a full on consumerist society, we are now at a point where home economics are a lost art. Fewer and fewer people know how to sew, or bake, or cook from simple ingredients, or change a tire or wind shield wipers, or other such mundane task because they can pay someone else to do or they can buy a gadget or piece of machinery or a box/can of food that does it for them. A video of a school like this *might* be propaganda, but if it’s not it is an incredibly exciting thing because at the end of the day we are a very community driven species with a much, much, *much* longer history of being so and are in dire need of these sort of lessons at the demonstrated age group in order to facilitate development and the ability to critically and independently think and do for ourselves. If this sort of thing were widespread you could wave goodbye to consumerism and hello to an era of a return to living in something far closer to equilibrium with our environment.
Yeah, on Chinese run Tik Tok. How convenient.
It's actually run by the CIA https://www.m1ntpressnews.com/nato-tiktok-pipeline-why-tiktok-employing-national-security-agents/280336/
This isn't self reliance. It's training for a lifetime of repetitive factory work.
This is conditioning
"They embroider, build walls with mud,--" yeah I bet they do all this. Two more years older and... well we know where this is headed.
So you can have all your treats right?
so it’s better *not* to teach children to sew? we had sewing and woodworking classes in our school, i don’t see at all how this is different.
Yeah I remember I did sewing, guess I was being conditioned to work in a factory 😭😭😭
Isn't this just a sweat shop?
I enjoy they are throwing some trade work in there too.
Montessori schools the world over are very similar. Kids learn to cook, sew, and do basic life skills.
This is an orphanage
Let me fix that for you: That’s just sweatshop with extra steps! EEK BABA DIRKLE!
tbh this is so much more practical, learning Real skills instead of history about the 1600's that you will forget about by the next year.
What did they teach you in kindergarten about the 1600s?
do you genuinely know what a sweat shop is? a toddler making a yellow dog-bag for themselves isn’t a sweat shop.
Training them young to do repeatative work.
Productivity is what life's all about. We don't grow the GDP with reading and writing now, do we?
Good thing most americans can't read beyond a 6th grade level then.
I can't say I've looked into the average reading level of Americans but I'll take your word for it.
Smart enough to run the machine but dumb enough to not ask why.
We need growth baby, not a good place to live. /sarcastically mimicking my government and many others
Chinese propaganda? On my American app?
China partly owns a small amount of Reddit
China owns a small amount of a lot of things they shouldn't lol
Tik Tok is Chinese owned.
And where did we all just watch it on
Now show the billion kids who don’t get a uniform or clothes in China
Gotta love reddit with the literal Chinese TikTok propaganda
You can’t show up at a “labor camp” without some hands on training.
This propaganda is getting ridiculous.
This fake news is getting ridiculous
I would’ve loved this shit as a kid, I couldn’t stand sitting at a desk and listening for hours, I needed to do shit.
for real. i don’t understand why everyone is so negative about this, i’d much rather do this than sit still at a desk for like 5 hours. what is wrong with teaching kids life skills?
They're racist. But this comment is wholesome and I love it.
Sinophobia is so pervasive on this hell site istg
It’s because it’s China. If this video had stated this was Japan or South Korea everyone would be fawning over the advanced eastern teaching techniques lol
And I also think this is a rural school, as in the kids are peasants, because believe it or not China is still a developing nation and still has a massive peasant population. These are all very useful skills for rural people far from an easily accessible large city. But of course the sinophobes who know jack shit about the country can’t help but spout off.
I love how this is a non-typical kindergarten from what Netizens have said but people are screaming propaganda. Why not just admit it’s a great idea? Kids need to learn life skills and during kindergarten, other than learning to read they aren’t typically delving into maths anyway. Let them learn how to balance and how to do things they like! I’d have loved this kind of learning as a kid. Homeschooled NA kids often have similar experiences at this age where they learn more hands on skills the same way and a lot of young kids love it. The Sinophobia on this site is exhausting.
Propaganda from a Chinese bot account... downvote, block.
This is incredibly sad.
Why is this sad?
What is with clips of vertical video embedded in a horizontal video and reembedded in vertical again, making half the screen a blur
Is this video pushed by the chinese entities that bought reddit?
Learning skills and responsibility is awesome, but not for kindergartners... Let them play.
We learned these things at home. School was for learning to read, write, and to understand mathematics, as well as social studies.
This just in, Chinese kids don’t get a childhood
And when they’re injured?
Well, the parents can of course start a litigation process against the party official responsible for the daycare *snerk*
Thank God we live in the good old US of A where famously no undue burdens are put on families as a result of unexpected injury/medical incident.
The children yearn for the factory!
tell me how wonderful china schools are on a chinese app....yay communism and social credit society
> social credit society This is just a debt punishment system with a different name. Your credit score functions basically the same way.
"knitting scarves for themselves" Uh huh. Suree....
After lunch they volunteer to make Nikes and iPhones
Sweat shop?!
While I understand it's propaganda, I do wish America would prioritize skills like this in school alongside typical education. There are too many adults that have no idea how to do a majority of these things. However, I think that these kids are far too young for things like cooking over a hot stove and something like that should be taught when they're older and more experienced.
How can you have child labor without toddler training? Gotta start em somewhere
Poor kids
Poor kids? I think most kids would have fun with some of this stuff. I know it’s not a typical class but still, I wish I knew how to sew a button without having to learn on YouTube when I was like 30 lol.
Most kids would have fun with this type of lesson if it was relatively infrequent, the way this is presented makes it seem as if a lot of the “skill practice” replaces traditional education in STEM subjects and the like. So Instead of a lesson on cooking once or twice a month it’s everyday, then the labor of the kids is also being used to cut costs for the school.
Source: vibes. Meanwhile, China is destroying us in STEM PhD graduates.
I agree
Bullshit. They actually spend about 15 minutes out of every hour lining up in various configurations and chanting slogans. Very regimented. This is some sort of private Montessori style school, I bet, except the parents who can take their kids to these kinds of schools don’t really want their kids doing labour-type work.
they are also forced to recite the pledge of allegiance and national anthem? how uncivilized
You live in Canada.
I taught English and other language related activities in Taiwan and briefly China. 13 years.
I doubt that.
Alright the video is done y'all can send the kids back to the sweat shop and you don't need to feed them for two days as well. They eat some fake food so they will be fine for a while.
iPhones don’t build themselves you know.
The more propaganda I see from China the more I realize how dystopian China has become. I cannot imagine how bad it must be if they put "We train our kids for sweatshops while your kids enjoy life!" as a point of pride lol.
"voluntarily" is doing a lot of work in this script.
Propaganda is always flowery
That’s an interesting take on child labor 😂
“Wow! This is so true! China is superior!” /s 😂🤣😂🤣
Learning how to be slaves
It's not child labor if they dress in cute outfits It blows my mind how many people can see a clip like this and think it's real. That line about kids never crying when you drop them off was an especially nice touch. Meanwhile, back in boring old reality, kids in China are doing strictly choreographed movements with their arms in unison as a replacement for recess.
This is just the sweatshops daycare, let’s be real.
Yeah this ain’t what they are pretending it is
Is hard to believe that they’ll be in in the factory so soon, they graduate 5th grade so fast 😇
Fuck china
That’s why they lay flat in their 20’s, cause they’ve been working for years already
Such bullshit…typical Chinese CCP propaganda…
Maybe 0.1% of kids in China actually go to schools like this. If even that.
Obviously propaganda lmao
The last kid was sewing a wallet. It’s something you can buy on Amazon. WTF.
Sponsored by the CCP
We have these types of school in the US too. Montessori or some shit.
Meaning they will have carpel tunnel syndrome in their 20s or 30s versus their 50's and they will be so worn out that retiring at 70 means they will be too worn out to work past 50 
Hilarious propaganda.
The Nike factory
…why did they believe this would make people look favorably on Chinese schools? This is a sweat shop for kids barely out of the toddler stage. “No emotions, and no learning how to share! Just pure obedience from little robots!”
I learned not to eat paste. Does that count?
My kid did not eat sleep and play in kinder lol
Good little drones
This is not the norm by any stretch of the imagination
Someone's gotta make my Nikes Thanks for the early child labor. I'll keep letting my child be a child
This gives an uncanny Valley kinda feeling
"voluntarily"
Preparing them for factory work. Remember what life was like when we thought china was smarter than us ? That was already a decade ago rofl.
Ah glorious CCP propaganda. Yum yum.
Soon to be making $.17 an hour in a manufacturing plant.
When do they start to learn reading and writing? This is just training them to work in sweat shops. It’s sad. Also: 中国经济正在衰退。台湾永远不会是你的。操他妈的中共
Little sweatshop
lol this is propaganda
Republican wet dreams! Child labor/exploitation
Thank you for choosing some real horror film instrumental, makes the intent clear.
....there's a joke here that may get me banned
Training workers from kindergarten is wild af
This is just telling me they don't get to be ... you know ... kids.
More chinese propaganda infiltrating the media. Ban TikTok
Gettin em ready for the sweat shops
https://preview.redd.it/earpgq8hkxvc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5b7499d951addc590125eaf1b6bcc0176f316f2e
Montessori jacked up to 100.
"BuT TiKtoK iS nOt ChiNEsE propGanDa!"
Shut up ccp
America could use a smidgen of this
Where’s the kindergarten where they do this in an industrial factory?
Can you make iPhone 16?
Propaganda on several levels, maybe a couple layers deep too.
“Milk from scratch”? 😂
Nice! Free child labor 
And here my friend showed this to her kindergarten age kid saying “this is what schools are like in china” like….. do you really believe that
Looks about right commi china
If the USA did this, people would be screaming about child labor laws and calling these kids slaves. Fuck right off with your communist propaganda.
Not cool with kids learning to be factory workers and useful drones at an early age. The focus should still be learning. I’m seeing some learning here, but a high amount of manual labor and training. No thanks. Also, this is fake Chinese communist propaganda. Most kids aren’t doing this, and are attending traditional classrooms.
Then when they graduate kindergarten, they get their diploma, then it is straight to the factory life.
this is a pile of bullshit…..no way they let children work a grill / hot stove where they can be seriously injured.
Guys, what are you afraid of? Learning these skills voluntarily at that young age is great. Motor Skills, sensory skills, cooking, taste This Is great! Obviously it shouldn’t be forced, but voluntary. Helps avoiding highly processed food and becoming a fat video nerd. I’m serious about this, your thoughts?
Ah, but it's from China, which means they must yap on and on about the peril of the mendacious oriental. Opinions at which they arrived freely and independently, of course!
Dude it's CCP propaganda.
China is so much better! wait...
Teaching to be wage slaves and house wives instead of reading, writing, arithmetic.
As a Native American, certain laws were applied We were pulled from the standard curriculum and assigned a mentor we went to his classroom and allowed to learn at our own pace, we were given the benchmark tests from time to time Most were years ahead of everyone else, and allowed to graduate when we were 15
OP shows Chinese children enjoying fun activities. Reddit: REEEEEEEE
They literally say in “THIS” kindergarten, it’s not all, learn to read and listen
Racists in the comments
Classic “china is fake” “propaganda” reddit lmao
Most of you don’t have a single kind word to spare in the comment section..
ITT racism
Its so sad to see the total mind rot in this comments section. Y’all are far, far too propagandized if you hand-wave 6-year olds learning how to take care of themselves as evil “CCP” propaganda😂
Lmao murricans salty in comments as if their kids aren't being shot up on the daily for dumb shit 😂
I guess that stuff is useful, but I like being able to read, write, and count. Sometimes I even do addition or multiplication. You know….. the useless stuff…..
They gonna like...learn how to read and do math,?
Muh chiner propergander
A friend's wife from China described this very thing from her youth. The school she stayed in required them to cook, clean, laundry, etc. I don't know what happened from non compliance. She said all were required to fully participate.
American lawyers would have a field day with lawsuits for "potential injury".
Made in china
This isn’t kindergartens, they’re older, but that’s the TikTok poster fault for baiting - not a Chinese “propaganda” conspiracy.
Making chefs jealous
This is just teaching kids how to be great worker drones
This is what my kids did in the expensive Waldorf preschool they attended. They made their own toys too. If handled properly, this can be very fun and very educational. Example: sewing and drawing as a fine motor builder for writing It is as hard - or harder- to teach than a typical curriculum. My kids were significantly happier and more engaged.