I remember when I was in primary school, there seemed to be a book about society and history, which was occasionally mentioned by the teacher, but the key was: don't take the exam.

But for the first time, I learned about the history of China, and I really learned about the glory of ancient times and the decline of modern times from dark books. Many cultural relics were stolen and Yuanmingyuan was burned.

If there is a history course in British primary schools, I am afraid it is also a very broad introduction.

Well, it plays a certain role in cultivating national and ethnic consciousness. However, the primary school curriculum abroad seems to be relatively simple. It's said that many middle schools in the west can solve the math problems in primary schools in China.

Math problems in China's college entrance examination were once published in the other newspaper and solved in the newspaper.

Of course, this is only a mathematical aspect. If you have a history class, it will be good for you to know your country. Britain, in particular, has gradually become a diversified country, where people of different colors live together.