The Chinese economy appears to work on neo-Confucian dynamics which are a different version of the (supposedly 'non-capitalist market' economy) that Japan practiced. Government influence is strong in all aspects of society, and this arrangement is perceived by elites to be as it should be [ 1 ]. The school system is systematically eroding the intellectual standard of the nation. The long-term impacts of this capitalist education system, can be best seen in the United States. Here, 40.4% of the population holds a college degree. But despite this, most of the population is critically undereducated. of economic systems has been clearly won. Yet capitalism, used in singular form, conceals the differences in the “varieties of capitalism” (Hall and Soskice 2001).2 China’s state capitalism, the Anglo-Saxon neoliberal strand of capitalism or the Scan-dinavian welfare state economies differ substantially from one another. They func-