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 graph illustrates the

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of Chinese males and females in four different periods of time where it is illustrated

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whether

they were involved in full-time or part-time study in their

further

education.

Overall

, the part-timers were dominant through the whole timeline where females were the major part-time students

at the end

of the era. Studying full-time,

however

, was not so popular at the beginning among both genders but it gradually became popular among them and the

number

grew higher

at the end

. In 1970/71, exactly a million men were doing their part-time study which experienced a downfall in 1980/81, with a

number

of more than 8 lacs which was slightly improved

at the end

of 1990/91 (more than 800

thousand

). Meanwhile, the

number

of full-timers started with less than 200

thousand

, had a gradual growth and ended with more than 2 lacs full-time students in 1990/91.

On the other hand

, less than 800

thousand

females were part-timers which crossed the 800 mark in 1980/81 and

then

had a surge of about 11 million in 1990/91. Meanwhile, full-time female students were less in

number

in 1970/71 which was nearly 100

thousand

. But the growth was immense in 1980/81 with the 200

thousand

mark which was even better with a

number

of more than 2 lacs of women receiving full-time education in 1990/91.