Chinese people's adaptation resiliency: As Chinese govt cracks down on private tutoring, a new service arises –highly educated 'nannies'.

'Aunty Huang' here has BA & MA degrees in electrical engineering & fiber-optics, speaks English, plays the flute, and will babysit your kid. pic.twitter.com/t6jaM2J3Zy

— Wen-Ti Sung (@wentisung) October 22, 2022

'Aunty Lou', MA, is a licensed high school politics (Civics) teacher, holds a national computing proficiency level II license. Passed TOEFL, and once worked as a form teacher in high school.

She seeks job opportunities to take care of 5-15 year-old children and keep them company pic.twitter.com/KIuxECXszp

— Wen-Ti Sung (@wentisung) October 22, 2022

They are not. The CCP outlawed private academic tutoring. So, this is one of the ways to get around the law.

— WindLowe 🟩🟨📐🖌💕🐶 (@WingedLion3) October 22, 2022