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作业时长与家庭智慧：中国的“双减”政策

In 2021, China introduced the 'Double Reduction' policy to ease students’ academic pressure.
Schools now limit homework time and ban after-school tutoring in core subjects.
Many families began rediscovering storytelling, cooking, and local history as learning moments.
Parents no longer rush children between classes but share quiet reading or garden walks instead.
Teachers design projects that connect math to market prices or language to neighborhood signs.
This shift treats home not as a study extension but as a space for values, dialogue, and cultural grounding.
Students report better sleep and stronger bonds with grandparents who teach folk songs or repair skills.
The policy reflects a deeper belief: education lives beyond textbooks—in kitchens, courtyards, and shared memories.
Communities opened 'parent learning circles' where elders share oral histories and seasonal customs.
What changed wasn’t just schedules—it was who gets to define what knowledge matters.