The Chinese university entrance exam known as Gaokao or National Higher Education Entrance Examination will begin in June. The exam was taken by approximately 9.4 million students last year and is known for the harsh pressure and stress it puts on students.
This pressure has led to some students cheating, with police on hand to catch and detain cheaters.
See some fascinating photos of the lengths students are willing to go to prepare for these exams on the link:
http://uk.businessinsider.com/china-college-entrance-exams-2017-5
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