It kind of does address those points: 'In curtailing private tutoring, the government seemed to have multiple goals: rein in unchecked capital in the education

It kind of does address those points: 'In curtailing private tutoring, the government seemed to have multiple goals: rein in unchecked capital in the educational system, relieve pressure on overworked students and parents, address the sluggish birth rate (under a premise that less money spent on tutoring would mean a greater incentive to have babies), and impose greater ideological control on students in general.' and ' In this new era, the government’s ideal young graduates aren’t joining hedge funds, flipping properties, or listing metaverse-related startups; they work in what Wang calls “the physical world” and proceed to “make babies, make steel, and make semiconductors.”'