On February 7, 1961, the Central Committee for Cultural Education decided to reduce the number of national enrollments and to give power to strengthen agricultural construction. On February 7, 1961, the Central Committee for Cultural Education decided to reduce the number of national enrollments and to strengthen agricultural construction. In the ¡°Great Jump¡± the national enrollment decreased too rapidly, and there was a situation where more rural laborers were recruited, and the quality did not keep up with the number. For this reason, the Central Committee for Cultural Education proposed an arrangement for educational work: save labor and support agricultural production. In the next three-five years, the proportion of rural 16-year-olds and older graduates in rural workforce should be controlled at about 2%. The primary school generally does not enroll over-age students, and the enrollment continues to be dealt with.