The Double Reduction Policy is a new educational reform in China aimed at reducing students' academic burden. It limits the amount of homework and reduces the pressure of after-school tutoring. This policy encourages schools to provide more diverse activities, such as sports, art, and science clubs, allowing students to explore their interests and develop holistically. With less stress from exams and homework, students can enjoy more free time for family and hobbies. Teachers are also encouraged to improve teaching quality in class so that students can learn more efficiently. Overall, this policy hopes to create a healthier and happier learning environment for all students.