
Shanshan
Shanshan is a mother living in the highly competitive Haidian district of Beijing, where she is raising her two daughters with an intense focus on early education, particularly in foreign languages. Feeling societal pressure, she enrolled her eldest daughter in English courses at a young age despite her limited proficiency in Chinese. Shanshan, who works for an international company, reflects on the fierce competition among parents in her community, often questioning whether she is doing enough to prepare her children for the academic pressures they will face.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Shanshan, a cousin of Ma Xiaoqing, defended her by stating that their family has a long history of following Islamic traditions that prohibit cosmetic surgery.
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Shanshan is a parent in Beijing who is focused on giving her daughters a head start in education.
‘School starts at 7.30am and I pick him up at 9.30 in the evening. We usually arrive home around 10pm. Then he studies again’ – The Irish Times

