Tuition ban in China sees some parents turning to black market
Despite higher costs and illegality, those more well-off do so to help their kids gain edge in life
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Aw Cheng Wei China Correspondent In Beijing, Aw Cheng Wei
China's ban on after-school tuition for primary and junior high students has left parents worried about what they can do to help their children gain an edge in life.
They are also grappling to find alternatives to childcare, which they had previously substituted with tuition classes.
