This content discusses the educational systems of England and China, highlighting their differences and similarities. Both countries have special institutes for finances, with England's Education Funding Agency administering education funding and capital revenue, while in China, compulsory education is funded by the government. The organizational structure of English education has a five-stage framework, whereas Chinese education is controlled at local levels with apex-level governing bodies. To ensure high-quality education, both countries prioritize literacy rates, with England standing at sixth position globally, and China having a 95.1% literacy rate. However, there are differences in the approaches to teaching, with English students focusing on individual tutorials and Chinese students following a comprehensive structure.