Even if Rocket Girls did not finally debut, the domineering and arrogant Ju Jie has successfully broken through and left a deep impression on the public.
But did you know that Wang Ju, whose aura was so powerful that he could choke the heavens and the earth, actually attended an all-girls school in middle school?
When it comes to girls' schools, the style of painting that first comes to your mind may be...
The movie "The Clique
"?
like this?
Anime "Qingyin Shoujo"
Is this still the case?
In fact, whether it is a girls' school or a boys' school, single-sex schools are still somewhat unfamiliar to most students in the mainland. The only impressions I have are probably from film and television works from Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Europe and the United States.
The movie "Girls with Light Music"
The Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese versions of "Boys Over Flowers"
But in fact, although rare, there are still many girls' schools in mainland cities such as Shanghai, Nanjing and Wuxi to this day. Among them, there are quite a few schools with a long history and great reputation, and Shanghai No. 3 Girls' High School is one of them.
Wang Ju’s alma mater: Shanghai No. 3 Girls’ Middle School
Wuxi No. 1 Girls’ Middle School
Nanjing Huiwen Girls’ High School
And there are not only many girls’ middle schools in the mainland, but also many girls’ universities, such as Chinese Women’s College , Shandong Women's University , Hunan Women's University , etc., and many universities have established specialized women's colleges affiliated with Tongji University, Nanjing Normal University , etc.
But in contrast, there is no boys' school in the mainland, whether it is middle school or university. The reason starts a hundred years ago.
Single-sex schools in China:
Where can I experience life in "Boys"?
As we all know, in ancient times, education was the prerogative of men: only men were employed in officialdom and business, and naturally only men were admitted to schools. Therefore, the origins of Chinese boys’ schools can almost be traced back to the earliest inheritance of Chinese civilization.
The emergence of girls' schools is precisely the beginning of the end of boys' schools.
The "Ningbo Girls' School" established by the British female missionary Eldsey in Ningbo , Zhejiang Province in 1844 was the first real girls' school in mainland China. Erdesay tried to convey the concept that "women can, should, and need to receive education" through the establishment of girls' schools to the Chinese who were still under the feudal dynasty.
Ningbo Girls' Primary School was renamed Ningbo Yongjiang Vocational Senior High School in 1995.
After that, girls' primary schools and middle schools were opened all over the country. In 1907, the Guangxu Qing Academy drafted the "Women's School Charter", and women's school education gained legal status. In 1905, the church opened North China Union Women's University, marking the birth of my country's first women's university. At the same time, colleges and universities across the country have gradually begun to recruit girls, and there are fewer and fewer schools that only recruit boys.
Until the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were four general colleges and universities for women in my country, namely Jinling Women's College of Arts and Sciences, South China Women's College of Arts and Sciences, Aurora Women's College of Arts and Sciences, and National Women's Normal College. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, these women's universities were canceled because they highlighted the inequality between men and women.
The former site of Jinling Women's University
But since the 1980s, people's views on women's schools have changed, and many women's colleges and universities have been rebuilt. This includes junior high schools, vocational schools, vocational colleges, women's colleges under comprehensive universities, independent women's universities and other forms. Most women's universities today have close ties and exchanges with the Women's Federation, and receive financial and resource support from local governments.
In recent years, voices of restoration of boys’ schools have also emerged: in 2012, Shanghai No. 8 Middle School submitted an application plan to explore the feasibility of establishing a boys’ middle school. However, due to the difficulty of reconciling the disputes between the parties, the proposal was ultimately rejected. can be transformed into reality.
Jianguo High School.
If you want to go to a boys' school in China and experience the daily life of "Boys", you can only go to Hong Kong and Taiwan.In Taiwan, there are currently only 24 single-sex schools, most of which are girls' schools. Only Jianguo High School, Chenggong High School and the private Xuhui Middle School are boys' schools. The most famous among them are of course the enemies of Jianguo High School and Beiyi Girls' High School. Both schools have many well-known alumni from all walks of life.
In Hong Kong, there are many single-sex schools. Basically, all the famous middle schools you can count are single-sex schools. Regarding boys' schools alone, there are 29 boys' secondary schools in Hong Kong, and there are also 10 boys' primary schools, all of which are directly affiliated or one-stop boys' secondary schools. The Queen's College, Diocesan Boys' College, King's College, La Salle College, etc. that you may often hear are all boys' schools.
The famous lyricist Lin Xi is a former student of La Salle College.
Single-sex schools in the world:
are almost equivalent to aristocratic schools
Although single-sex schools are relatively niche in mainland my country, boys' and girls' schools still have a presence that cannot be underestimated in many other parts of the world.
In the United States, Wesleyan Girls' School can be seen in the annual rankings of universities with the highest teaching quality.
Wellesley College, the United States Wellesley College
The alumni of this elite women's college include the woman closest to the position of president in American history - Hillary Clinton.
Hillary's Wesleyan Girls' School period
Led by this old liberal arts college that has been established for nearly 200 years, there are seven women's colleges in the United States called the "Seven Sisters", with tens of thousands of applicants from all over the world every year. It's an Ivy League school for girls.
The most prestigious boys’ school in the world is none other than Eton College, the alma mater of 80% of British male celebrities and elites.
Eton College, Eton College
This elite boarding school that only admits males aged 13 to 18 was founded 600 years ago. The ancient and solemn school spirit of the school is no less than that of the British royal family. Until Prime Minister Cameron, a total of 19 prime ministers in modern British history were graduates of Eton College.
Tom Hiddleston, Dousen is also a graduate of Eton College.
Not only Eton College, but all single-sex schools in the UK have extremely profound historical accumulation. They often symbolize high-quality elite education and skilled upper class society, so they are still popular today. It still has an irreplaceable position in the hearts of British people.
Keio Girls' School
Keio (Keiyo) is the education system most favored by Japanese celebrities. From Keio Kindergarten to Keio University, Japanese people who receive such a one-stop private elite education are often the inheritors of the wealth, power and status of their parents' generation. The middle school is also divided into boys' and girls' schools, which is undoubtedly an aristocratic school among the more common single-sex schools in Japan.
Japanese national idol Sho Sakurai graduated from Keio Yijuku
In today's world of equality between men and women,
Why do single-sex schools still exist?
But even in countries with a deep tradition of single-sex schools, there has never been an end to controversy over the meaning of this system.
Especially today in the 21st century, don’t single-sex schools reflect the cancer of the historical problems of gender discrimination and inequality between men and women?
No wonder there is such a soul-searching question. Judging from the 2012 Shanghai No. 8 Middle School proposal to restore boys' masculinity by opening a boys' school, single-sex schools in many people's minds are undoubtedly a restriction on gender freedom and should have been washed away in the gutter by the river of history. The dregs of crayfish swimming together.
But in fact, education in modern single-sex schools is very different from what many people imagine, and even quite opposite.
Many sociological studies in Europe and the United States have shown that the proportion of students studying in single-sex schools, especially girls studying in all-girls schools, who serve as CEOs in companies or speak out for members of Congress after graduation is significantly higher than that of girls who graduate from ordinary mixed schools. average value.
This is because in today's society, even in Europe and the United States, which have made relatively progress in gender equality, the actual distribution of social power is still tilted towards men.Therefore, in co-ed schools, girls' choices and actions are easily affected by the environmental climate of Jicheng - the average probability of girls in co-ed schools expressing objections and choosing science and engineering subjects is lower than that of boys. Some people describe such differences as physiological differences between the sexes, ignoring that in girls' schools, these probabilities are significantly increased.
Moreover, the UK, which is most keen on discussing the necessity of single-sex schools, has also published research results proving that whether it is a boys' school or a girls' school, the GCSE A-Level scores of graduates (equivalent to my country's college entrance examination) are better than those of students from mixed schools. average of.
Perhaps just like the existence of the royal family, it is unknown whether the single-sex school, an educational system that seems to lack modernity, can continue to occupy a place in various controversies for a long time.
Even if Rocket Girls didn't have the opportunity to finally debut, the domineering Sister Ju has successfully broken through and left a deep impression in the public's mind.
But did you know that Wang Ju, whose aura was so powerful that he could choke the heavens and the earth, actually attended an all-girls school in middle school?
When it comes to girls' schools, the style of painting that first comes to your mind may be...
The movie "The Clique
"?
like this?
Animation "Qingyin Shoujo"
Is this still the case?
In fact, whether it is a girls' school or a boys' school, single-sex schools are still somewhat unfamiliar to most students in the mainland. The only impressions I have are probably from film and television works from Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Europe and the United States.
The movie "Girls with Light Music"
The Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese versions of "Boys Over Flowers"
But in fact, although rare, there are still many girls' schools in mainland cities such as Shanghai, Nanjing and Wuxi to this day. Among them, there are quite a few schools with a long history and great reputation, and Shanghai No. 3 Girls' High School is one of them.
Wang Ju’s alma mater: Shanghai No. 3 Girls’ High School
Wuxi No. 1 Girls’ Middle School
Nanjing Huiwen Girls’ High School
Moreover, there are not only many girls’ middle schools in the mainland, but also many women’s universities, such as China Women’s College, Shandong Women's University, Hunan Women's University, etc., and many universities such as Tongji University and Nanjing Normal University have established specialized women's colleges.
But in contrast, there is no boys' school in the mainland, whether it is middle school or university. The reason starts a hundred years ago.
Single-sex schools in China:
Where can I experience life in "Boys"?
As we all know, in ancient times, education was the prerogative of men: only men were employed in officialdom and business, and naturally only men were admitted to schools. Therefore, the origins of Chinese boys’ schools can almost be traced back to the earliest inheritance of Chinese civilization.
The emergence of girls' schools is precisely the beginning of the end of boys' schools.
The "Ningbo Girls' School" established by the British female missionary Eldsey in Ningbo, Zhejiang in 1844 was the first true girls' school in mainland China. Erdesay tried to convey the concept that "women can, should, and need to receive education" through the establishment of girls' schools to the Chinese who were still under the feudal dynasty.
Ningbo Girls' Primary School was renamed Ningbo Yongjiang Vocational Senior High School in 1995.
After that, girls' primary schools and middle schools were opened all over the country. In 1907, the Guangxu Qing Academy drafted the "Women's School Charter", and women's school education gained legal status. In 1905, the church opened North China Union Women's University, marking the birth of my country's first women's university. At the same time, colleges and universities across the country have gradually begun to recruit girls, and there are fewer and fewer schools that only recruit boys.
Until the founding of New China, there were four general colleges and universities for women in my country, namely Jinling Women's College of Arts and Sciences, South China Women's College of Arts and Sciences, Aurora Women's College of Arts and Sciences, and National Women's Normal College. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, these women's universities were canceled because they highlighted the inequality between men and women.
The former site of Jinling Women's University
But since the 1980s, people's views on women's schools have changed, and many women's colleges and universities have been rebuilt.This includes junior high schools, vocational schools, vocational colleges, women's colleges under comprehensive universities, independent women's universities and other forms. Most women's universities today have close ties and exchanges with the Women's Federation, and receive financial and resource support from local governments.
In recent years, there have been calls for the restoration of boys’ schools: In 2012, Shanghai No. 8 Middle School submitted an application plan to explore the feasibility of establishing a boys’ middle school. However, due to the difficulty in reconciling disputes between the parties, the proposal failed to become reality. .
Jianguo High School.
If you want to go to a boys' school in China and experience the daily life of "Boys", you can only go to Hong Kong and Taiwan. In Taiwan, there are currently only 24 single-sex schools, the vast majority of which are girls' schools. Only Jianguo High School, Chenggong High School and the private Xuhui Middle School are boys' schools. The most famous among them are of course the enemies of Jianguo High School and Beiyi Girls' High School. Both schools have many well-known alumni from all walks of life.
In Hong Kong, there are many single-sex schools. Basically, all the famous middle schools you can count are single-sex schools. Regarding boys' schools alone, there are 29 boys' secondary schools in Hong Kong, and there are also 10 boys' primary schools, all of which are directly affiliated or one-stop boys' secondary schools. The Queen's College, Diocesan Boys' College, King's College, La Salle College, etc. that you may often hear are all boys' schools.
The famous lyricist Lin Xi is a former student of La Salle College.
Single-sex schools in the world:
are almost equivalent to aristocratic schools
Although single-sex schools are relatively niche in mainland my country, boys' and girls' schools still have a presence that cannot be underestimated in many other parts of the world.
In the United States, Wesleyan Girls' School can be seen in the annual rankings of universities with the highest teaching quality.
Wellesley College, the United States Wellesley College
The alumni of this elite women's college include the woman closest to the position of president in American history - Hillary Clinton.
Hillary’s Wesleyan Girls’ School period
Led by this old liberal arts college that has been established for nearly 200 years, there are seven women’s colleges in the United States called the “Seven Sisters”, with tens of thousands of applicants from all over the world every year. It's an Ivy League school for girls.
The most prestigious boys’ school in the world is none other than Eton College, the alma mater of 80% of British male celebrities and elites.
Eton College, Eton College
This elite boarding school that only admits males aged 13 to 18 was founded 600 years ago. The ancient and solemn school spirit of the school is no less than that of the British royal family. Until Prime Minister Cameron, a total of 19 prime ministers in modern British history were graduates of Eton College.
Tom Hiddleston, Dousen is also a graduate of Eton College.
Not only Eton College, all single-sex schools in the UK have extremely profound historical accumulation. They often symbolize high-quality elite education and skilled upper class society, so they are still popular today. It still has an irreplaceable position in the hearts of British people.
Keio Girls' School
Keio (Keiyo) is the education system most favored by Japanese celebrities. From Keio Kindergarten to Keio University, Japanese people who receive such a one-stop private elite education are often the inheritors of the wealth, power and status of their parents' generation. The middle school is also divided into boys' and girls' schools, which is undoubtedly an aristocratic school among the more common single-sex schools in Japan.
Japan’s national idol Sho Sakurai graduated from Keio One-stop
In today’s world of equality between men and women,
Why do single-sex schools still exist?
But even in countries with a deep tradition of single-sex schools, there has never been an end to controversy over the meaning of this system.
Especially today in the 21st century, don’t single-sex schools reflect the cancer of the historical problems of gender discrimination and inequality between men and women?
No wonder there is such a soul-searching question. Judging from the 2012 Shanghai No. 8 Middle School proposal to restore boys' masculinity by opening a boys' school, single-sex schools in many people's minds are undoubtedly a restriction on gender freedom and should have been washed away in the gutter by the river of history. The dregs of crayfish swimming together.
But in fact, education in modern single-sex schools is very different from what many people imagine, and even quite opposite.
Many sociological studies in Europe and the United States have shown that the proportion of students studying in single-sex schools, especially girls studying in all-girls schools, who serve as CEOs in companies or speak out for members of Congress after graduation is significantly higher than that of girls who graduate from ordinary mixed schools. average value.
This is because in today's society, even in Europe and the United States, which are relatively progressive in terms of gender equality, the actual distribution of social power is still tilted towards men. Therefore, in co-ed schools, girls' choices and actions are easily affected by the environmental climate of Jicheng - the average probability of girls in co-ed schools expressing objections and choosing science and engineering subjects is lower than that of boys. Some people describe such differences as physiological differences between the sexes, ignoring that in girls' schools, these probabilities are significantly increased.
Moreover, the UK, which is most keen on discussing the necessity of single-sex schools, has also published research results proving that whether it is a boys' school or a girls' school, the GCSE A-Level scores of graduates (equivalent to my country's college entrance examination) are better than those of students from mixed schools. average of.
Perhaps just like the existence of the royal family, it is unknown whether the single-sex school, an educational system that seems to lack modernity, can continue to occupy a place in various controversies for a long time.
