in Nanyang. Chinese education should not be reduced to a bargaining chip in electoral politics/Kai Xiaowei.
The controversy over the possible decline in the number of Chinese classes in Chinese primary schools has quickly become a political issue for political parties to attack and defend against each other as elections in the state of Malacca heat up. MCA questioned the failure of the Democratic Action Party to protect Chinese education, and even accused the Ministry of Education of trying to let the relevant policy pass quietly; The Action Party has opposed the National Front's rule in recent decades and has also failed to solve the long-term problems facing Chinese primary schools.