①Zhang Guimei, a teacher in the mountainous area of Yunnan, set up a free high school for girls with support from the Communist Party of China(中国共产党) and local government. Around 2,000 girls from poor families who went to the school went on to study at various universities. In the past 10 years, the Party of China and government have worked hard to make sure all children can receive an education. One way to help fill the educational gap(差距) between urban and rural areas is the use of 5G and other new technologies.
②Guizhou Normal University has worked with Huawei to set up a "5G+ rural education" laboratory and taught "5G+ rural education" courses online. English, music, art, science, biology, and other high-quality courses were provided to rural schools in the area through the platform(平台). A high school in Guizhou started the "5G rural education" project in October 2021. More lively and interesting courses can improve students' interest in learning and teaching quality.
③According to Yu Minhong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference(中国人民政治协商会议全国委员会), in the future, a widely applied 5G network will reduce the cost of educational information in primary and secondary schools in rural and remote (偏远的) areas.
④Thanks to the effort from all sides, 5G technology does shorten the educational gap. With the development of technology, it's not a dream for students even in remote areas to receive high-quality education.
