What’s next for China’s after-school tutoring industry?

China’s sweeping overhaul of the giant tutoring industry creates millions of personal dramas across the country.
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BEIJING (CAIXIN GLOBAL) - At a 24-hour coffee shop in Beijing's Haidian district, private tutor Ming Tian was explaining a math question to students.

A few blocks away in a 20-story building at the E-wing Center housing scores of after-school tutoring facilities, classrooms and offices were empty.

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