China's primary school students to learn how to avoid stock market pitfalls

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Ministry of education will work with country’s securities regulator to ‘increase financial literacy’ among China’s youth

Chinese primary school textbooks may soon include definitions for terms like “price-to-earnings ratio” or “buy and hold” as the country embarks on a campaign to improve investor awareness.

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Time to give children a break. Programming minds is and has always been a disaster. Teach them to think and be curious. Let them play.

Uk has bring in something similiar for schools in uk In The area of buy now and pay later And car loans etc

What a world

but back in my beautiful USA liberal outlets like yours, CNN and others were so excited about student leaving classes to protest climate change. But not one single of those strikes were held in countries with the highest number of pollution like China, India & Pakistan

Number 1: Don't bet on the stock market.

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