In the cities, children and parents can learn from different students, while in the village students and parents mix with a similar group of people who do the exact same things every day. As a result, students learn identical habits, different from those in cities where knowledge competition between neighbors is possible. In cities, we learn from the children of successful neighbors and force ourselves to provide an advanced education similar to that offered to our neighbors' children. Participant P#3 shared her perspective: I feel that all groups of children face the challenge of poverty when seeking education. You will find a child has passed the national exam to go to a good school but the high cost of education forces parents to tell their children “go to the ward school I can afford to pay the cost of your education. I can't pay for college because I am