"What's success here?" When Finnish children are asked this question, the answer goes like this, "When you get a job, find a wife and have some money, you're successful" , or "Everyone is pretty and equal （平等的）, and nobody is the most outstanding".
This is a country where people are so confident about their education. They even say: "If you ask me which school is the best, it's the one that's closest to home. "But when you walk into the local school, you might think you've arrived at an amusement park（游乐园）by mistake.
In Japanese kindergartens（幼儿园）, children must run very fast and climb up and down with bare feet every morning to wake up their bodies.
Japanese children are taught to keep the group order and obey rules since they're in kindergartens. So they are asked to have the right posture（姿势）from an early age. Those little kids sitting together share the same posture.
But there are also worries that Japanese children might lose their personalities under such education. Japan has a new job in long-suppressed social relationships: Tear Therapist. This job mainly helps people cry.
And even in Finland,▲Some feel that Finland has lost its competitiveness because of its high welfare（福利）. A headmaster at a local school thinks that the children are living a much easier life now with watching TV and playing games, who have lost the hardworking spirit of Finns.
