A new term, "pre-made children," has emerged in China to describe the intense academic pressure placed on children by parents during summer holidays. This trend sees parents forcing their children to study material from the upcoming school year, prioritizing academic advancement over rest and leisure. The term, inspired by pre-made meals, carries a negative connotation, suggesting a lack of freshness and spontaneity in the children's educational experience. AI
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