Due to poverty, the government doesn't have much money and can't afford to pay the wages of coastal developed cities; they're even much lower, so no excellent teacher is willing to come here.
Every now and then, some volunteer students come over, many of whom are from prestigious universities.
But these volunteer students will leave eventually, and very few are willing to stay; it's not about human nature, it's just that the remuneration is too low.
If teachers' salaries could be significantly increased, schools in impoverished areas would also be able to recruit outstanding teachers, and the results would certainly improve at a visibly fast pace.
After all, the IQ of students in impoverished areas is not inferior to those in developed regions.
As long as they study hard under the guidance of good teachers, a golden phoenix can still fly out of the mountain nest.
"At the time, our school now has government funding, money is not a problem," Zhang Guimei wanted to refuse.
