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charges. China off-campus tutoring icon now a live-streaming star China’s crackdown on for-profit tutoring for primary and middle school students led to massive lay-offs and closures in the sector in 2021. Those companies that have survived to carry on with other lines of business have suffered heavy losses in market value and revenue. Surviving operators are scrambling to pivot towards vocational training and non-curriculum classes at least 25 large online tutoring companies will go out of business in 2021 At least 25 large Chinese online education firms closed up shop in 2021 after the government banned for-profit private tutoring 76 per cent down from 2020 when the pandemic gave a boost to the industry by pushing students to take lessons online. 100EC data shows that 25 online tutoring firms went out of business one of China’s oldest tutoring companies parents’ efforts to use training and tuition to differentiate their kids can only be affordable for some in a society of unequal wealth distribution. The growing necessity for private tutoring also represents a disruption to the country’s state education system and a hurdle to overcome in China’s efforts to create an egalitarian society China reiterates ban on online and offline adverts for off-campus tutoring In 2020 announced in late August that it had detained the founder of Hangzhou Danyue over according to a recent 100EC report. 27-year-old Juren Education with the goal of connecting farmers and consumers. In 2021 the company’s market value dropped by 90 per cent