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Chinese Government Penalizes 27 Over Controversial School Textbook Illustrations

Illustrations Deemed “Ugly” and Inappropriate Spark Backlash

China’s government has sanctioned 27 individuals following controversy over illustrations in school textbooks depicting “ugly” and sad-looking students, with some images reportedly viewed as sexual. The illustrations, found in math textbooks published by the state-owned People’s Education Press, garnered significant public attention and criticism. On Monday, the Chinese education ministry issued a statement addressing the public’s concerns, acknowledging the widespread societal impact of the images and the need for standards in educational materials.

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