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On from the Han phenomenon about China’s comprehensive development papers to write education policy Paper to write net: Paper Keywords: ‘Han phenomenon,’ ‘comprehensive development’ ‘average development’, ‘perfect logic’, ‘quality education’ Abstract: From the ‘Han phenomenon’ that education itself is not suited to the existence and the shortcomings of the current information society: too industrial education model, to ‘average development’ instead of ‘comprehensive development’, with ‘perfect logic’ instead of ‘quality education.’ Educational to the scientific development should be in the ‘comprehensive development’ and ‘free development’ fulcrum between the search, to find a balance. Han Han, the original focus of Shanghai Songjiang two high schools, a first-year students, hobby literature. Han junior high school that year, his short school lt;lt;curved moongt;gt; and lt;lt;bookgt;gt; were published on In lt;lt;Juvenile Literaturegt;gt; on the year 1999, the first students in the country, ‘New Concept Composition Competition’, the high school students Han lt;lt;cup peep ‘and won the first prize. 2000, he again participating lt;lt;jacket wearing a bathgt;gt; a text to writing is smooth, profound ideas, unanimously praised by the judges, won second prize. In June 2002, the writer published his 210,000-word novel - lt;lt; Triple doorgt;gt; The book sold out in just one issue that is listed so far is said to have exceeded one million. Young age of the Han, to achieve such brilliant results indeed simple, but also worse in 1999, he was red because of exam 7 course, had to repeat the next higher weight the final exam .2000 bright red again 7 homework light, had to leave school at home for a leave of absence procedures is worth mentioning that, in his first anthology lt;lt;minus oncegt;gt; the time of publication, the brilliance of ‘bias was young’ and had to test the storm - driver’s license test without the written rules of the road when passing. For the