Not all East Asian countries have a high-pressure learning environment, but in some countries and regions, such as China, South Korea, and Japan, there is indeed a high level of academic pressure. This pressure often comes from the society's emphasis on education, fierce competition, and family expectations. Many children may feel anxious because of this, and their happy childhood experience is affected. However, the education system and cultural background vary from country to country. In some places, the education method pays more attention to the child's personality development and mental health, and may also adopt a more flexible learning method. In addition, some families strive to give their children a richer childhood experience by balancing academics with extracurricular activities. In summary, although there are some high-pressure learning environments in East Asian countries, they are not universally applicable everywhere, and over time, more and more parents and educators have begun to pay attention to their children's mental health and all-round development. This trend also helps to improve children's learning experience and quality of life.