Chinese High School’s Alleged Daily News-Watching Requirement Sparks Concerns Over Political Indoctrination
Screenshots on Chinese social media showing a schedule for high school students are fueling concerns about the reach of CCP propaganda in education.
Haikou No. 4 Secondary School in Hainan Province has reportedly mandated that students watch the state-run evening news for 30 minutes daily during evening study sessions. This requirement has led to criticism that political propaganda is being integrated into students’ routines outside of the classroom. The school’s schedule also outlines a full day of classes and a late bedtime for students.
- Haikou No. 4 Secondary School in Hainan Province allegedly requires students to watch state-run news daily.
- The requirement involves watching the state broadcaster’s news for 30 minutes during evening study.
- Critics argue this integrates political propaganda into students’ daily routines beyond academics.
- The school’s schedule includes early wake-up times, a full day of classes, and late study sessions.
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