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were being actively carried out in Chengde, although
some
flexibility was allowed in the mountainous areas
* and in respect of racial minorities.
that family planning was a
It was emphasized
prerequisite
for the
improvement of the standard of living.
5. On the welfare side, each township had its own welfare
institute.
environment
Efforts were also made to improve the living
by gradually increasing the average living
area per person (currently at 5.4 square metres).
6. Regarding education, a nine-year education system was
being practised. There were over 500 primary schools in
Chengde and nearly all children of school age received
education.
Due to the mountainous geographical
conditions and widely dispersed population, primary
schools operated very small branches, consisting of one
or two teachers with a dozen or So pupils, in the
There were also numerous kindergartens,
which were mostly located inside places of work for the
convenience of the parents.
localities.
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