A new crackdown on China’s out-of-school tutoring industry by the communist regime includes a ban on using foreign teaching materials. China experts say it’s another way for the regime to tighten its ideological control over how Chinese students think, including all areas of education. China’s Ministry of Education officially released a document that outlined the new rules for extra-curricular tutoring institutions on July 24. The document stipulates that training institutions are strictly prohibited from providing educational programs devised overseas. Most training institutions use self-published teaching materials, while some English training institutions use foreign teaching materials. “The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is particularly wary of the off-campus training industry, where students have a desire for knowledge and a sense of justice,” China expert Xue Chi told The Epoch Times Chinese language edition. Xue said that the CCP’s fundamental motivation for doing so is its rejection of “Western” values, especially those of the …