In Guangzhou, China, parents like Yin Yue are once again encountering the pervasive nature of after-school academic tutoring for their children. Despite a sweeping crackdown initiated five years ago that briefly subdued the industry, prep centers have silently reemerged in various commercial hubs across the city. Yin, a pharmaceutical sales manager in her 40s, notes the resurgence of tutoring centers within bustling shopping malls, attracting hordes of parents and students during weekends and weekday evenings. These centers now play a pivotal role in revitalizing the local economy, as Yin observes nearby establishments experiencing a rise in business activities during peak…
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