> Yet die-hard jiwa parents say those with means will still find a way to schedule one-on-one tutoring for their children. > Rainy Li says the best teachers at

> Yet die-hard jiwa parents say those with means will still find a way to schedule one-on-one tutoring for their children. > Rainy Li says the best teachers at her local Beijing public school have already approached her to offer such a service, under the radar, charging $300 an hour. She declined to say whether she herself would take the teachers up on their offer. But of course, she says, there will be parents willing to pay. It looks like the ban on private schools benefits the wealthiest of individuals who will always be able to afford private tutoring for their kids.