Chinese children could soon be discussing financial charts and the stock market when their parents ask them what they learned at school.
“The Ministry of Education will work to incorporate securities and futures knowledge in the curriculum to increase financial literacy [among young Chinese] in an innovative way,” Gao said, without elaborating. In addition, the securities regulator said it would work on introducing its own education programme, including classes and learning resources, for investors.
Gao said more than 500 schools in China had included investment knowledge in their programmes in recent years, benefiting millions of students.
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