Taiwan Premier Asks For Easier Exam Questions

Media personality Zhao Shaokang criticized Premier Zhao Rongtai's remarks regarding civil service examinations, stating that the premier misunderstood the core issue. A survey noted 85% of people prioritize early education opportunities, contributing to parental anxiety. Jaw also noted that many mothers feel pressure regarding their children's education, with 85% believing in finding the best learning opportunities before school age. Investigations show mothers still bear the primary burden of household chores and childcare, with 65.7% feeling fathers do less than mothers, despite 75.9% rating their spouses as good partners. A survey indicated 85% of parents seek optimal teaching opportunities for preschool children to avoid falling behind. Jaw also noted that mothers remain the primary caregivers for children, bearing the burden of tasks like meal preparation, housework, and tutoring, despite many feeling their partners contribute well. Taiwan's government is also addressing the issue of rat sightings, with the Taipei City Government holding inter-departmental meetings to manage the problem. A map showing rat sighting areas has been created by netizens, and the city is considering whether to follow suit. Media personality Jaw Shau-kong criticized Chou's remarks on Facebook, suggesting that those who do not understand issues should refrain from speaking. This follows public criticism from media personality Zhao Xiaokang regarding the Premier's focus. Premier Chou Jung-tai stated on May 2nd that he has asked the Examination Yuan to make exam questions less difficult. The premier also noted that water vapor is expected to increase, with potential for localized heavy rain in northern and central Taiwan.