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In
the early 1950s, under a planned economic system with
a fairly low level of social development, all teaching
materials for primary and middle schools were compiled
by the People's Education Publishing House at the behest
of the Ministry of Education. This mode, characterized
by nationally unified teaching plans, unified teaching
programs and unified textbooks, was used until 1985.
In 1986 Compulsory
Education Law of the People's Republic of China was
promulgated. With regard to curricula for compulsory
education, the law provides: that curricula at the primary
school stage include ethics, Chinese, math, nature study,
society, physical culture, music, fine arts and labor;
and that curricula at the junior middle school stage
include ideological and political orientation, Chinese,
math, a foreign language, history, geography, physics,
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