China’s recent policies to encourage the birth of a third child, crack down on private tutoring, and train skilled workers have all been attributed to the CCP’s recognition of a looming crisis in China’s manufacturing sector, some say. A key factor in encouraging childbirth involves the CCP’s Ministry of Education which has set up an agency to supervise after-school education, according to a circular released on June 9. The agency is responsible for the management of after-school education for primary and secondary school students and even kindergarten children. It sets standards and supervises the establishment of institutions, training content, training time, personnel qualifications, and fees for online and offline after-school education. The Ministry of Education has launched a series of crackdown measures on the $120 billion private tutoring industry, including trial bans on online and offline vacation tutoring and restrictions on advertising in Beijing, Shanghai, and other major cities, Reuters …