Unless you make teachers' salaries higher, that is to say, you are subsidized in every class, there will still be a gap, because there are fewer good teachers than ordinary teachers, that is, the education level is not up to standard, and some people will still want to make up lessons, and if necessary, others will make up lessons.

Unless you make teachers' salaries higher, that is to say, you are subsidized in every class, there will still be a gap, because there are fewer good teachers than ordinary teachers, that is, the education level is not up to standard, and some people will still want to make up lessons, and if necessary, others will make up lessons. Unless you make teachers' salaries higher, that is to say, you are subsidized in every class, there will still be a gap, because there are fewer good teachers than ordinary teachers, that is, the education level is not up to standard, and some people will still want to make up lessons, and if necessary, others will make up lessons. Unless you make teachers' salaries higher, that is to say, you are subsidized in every class, there will still be a gap, because there are fewer good teachers than ordinary teachers, that is, the education level is not up to standard, and some people will still want to make up lessons, and if necessary, others will make up lessons. Unless you make teachers' salaries higher, that is to say, you are subsidized in every class, there will still be a gap, because there are fewer good teachers than ordinary teachers, that is, the education level is not up to standard, and some people will still want to make up lessons, and if necessary, others will make up lessons. Unless you make teachers' salaries higher, that is to say, you are subsidized in every class, there will still be a gap, because there are fewer good teachers than ordinary teachers, that is, the education level is not up to standard, and some people will still want to make up lessons, and if necessary, others will make up lessons.