Jiang's contextual explanation of the Chinese high-school system: six subjects are tested together, so discipline across weak areas matters as much as passion.
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comprehensive exam
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Sorry, I have to put out the counter argument that if we prime education to be something fun of self -discovery, of passion and..."
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The counterargument is that passion alone is insufficient because comprehensive education requires painful effort across subjects one may not naturally love.
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"Sorry, I have to put out the counter argument that if we prime education to be something fun of self -discovery, of passion and..."
"Then I think it's a better to have a narrative, like, yeah, the other subjects are not as fun, but they are equally as..."
"Yeah. So just for some context, for those who are watching on the live stream, who do not know the Chinese system, the Chinese..."
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