The chart below shows the number of men and women in further education in China in four periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart depicts the number of males and females in

further

education

, which were full-time and part-time studies in 4 periods in China.

Overall

, it is obviously seen that part-time

education

was significantly higher all over the period in both genders,

furthermore

, the number of full-time students experienced a gradual increase in men and women, stabilising at the same level at the final stage.

To begin

with, mankind accounted for 1,000,000

on

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in

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half-time

education

in the 70s, which was the highest among the whole time in males and those who studied full-time, beginning with its lowest quantity at the same time. Unlikely, full-time educated men increased remarkably over the 2 decades and the other had a downward trend levelling off at around 250 and 900 thousand respectively.

Secondly

, the quantity of ladies that studied fully, was at almost 70,000 in the beginning,

while

the other one was 10 times more than that in 1970/71. Throughout the whole period, they both had an upward trend, in the 90s part-time

education

peaked at over 1000 thousand, which was the most in the graph,

whereas

another reached a peak, standing at just above 200,000.