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Stories of English tutoring centers vanishing (biến mất) and leaving clients out of pocket (rỗng túi) for thousands of yuan have spread like wildfire (lan nhanh như cháy rừng) across the Chinese internet in recent months. The officer in Pudong declines to reveal the specific number of such cases his department is dealing with, but says it is, “a newly emerging phenomenon this year.”

The wave of closures has taken many by surprise. The market for English language education was previously booming as a growing number of ambitious (tham vọng) parents looked to give their kids a head start in life by signing them up for private classes from as young as 3. China’s English training market is predicted to be worth 220 billion yuan by 2020, up from 104 billion in 2015, according to Beijing-based research firm Bosi Data Research Center. But schools have been plunged into crisis this year amid intensifying competition (cạnh tranh ngày càng tăng) and a government crackdown (đàn áp) on illegal (không phép, bất hợp pháp) practices within the industry.

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