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Compulsory Attendance in China’s Constitution: Concurrently on “Meng Mu Tang”

Zhen Zhang

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From the angle of constitutional law, the event of “Meng Mu Tang” involves mainly the nature and fulfillment of compulsory attendance. While balancing compulsory attendance and right to education, we should analyze the subject, nature and responsibility of compulsory education, which may show us a constitutional way to settle the issue of “Meng Mu Tang.”

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From the angle of constitutional law, the event of “Meng Mu Tang” involves mainly the nature and fulfillment of compulsory attendance. While balancing compulsory attendance and right to education, we should analyze the subject, nature and responsibility of compulsory education, which may show us a constitutional way to settle the issue of “Meng Mu Tang.”

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From the angle of constitutional law, the event of “Meng Mu Tang” involves mainly the nature and fulfillment of compulsory attendance. While balancing compulsory attendance and right to education, we should analyze the subject, nature and responsibility of compulsory education, which may show us a constitutional way to settle the issue of “Meng Mu Tang.”

Key concepts: Attendance, Constitution, Compulsory education, China, Subject (documents), Law, Political science, Computer science

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