A 23-year-old elementary school teacher in China's Henan province commits suicide... His suicide note says, ``The amount of work other than teaching has become a burden'' - Chinese report

A post in China's Henan province that says, ``A 23-year-old female elementary school teacher committed suicide'' has been attracting attention.
On October 27th, Ms. B, the older sister of deceased Mr. A, posted on her SNS that her sister (who was a teacher at an elementary school in Henan province)
He revealed that he received a call from the police that Mr. A had passed away. Along with this, ``The suicide note that was left behind stated that the school was the reason for suicide, but the school did not accept this, and the family did not want to go to school.''
He refused to enter the school premises." According to Mr. B, Mr. A was 23 years old this year and had just passed the teacher's exam in August. Mr. A went to school from around 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm on the 26th.
It is known that he was there, but after that he took a taxi from school. It is believed that he jumped from the 6th floor of a building.
When Mr. B checked Mr. A's mobile phone returned by the police, he found that Mr. A had just committed suicide.
At around 11:44 p.m., he apparently wrote a suicide note on a notepad on his cell phone. Mr. A's suicide note states, ``Although I would like to work with students and seriously educate them, I am unable to attend other school jobs or activities.''
, Checks from supervisors... New teachers like us, who have taken over the responsibility of homeroom without receiving any guidance, are like being locked in a cage.''
Mr. B and his family want to know what happened inside the school, so they have requested that the school show the footage from the security camera, but the school has not yet responded.
The local education bureau is currently intervening and is negotiating with the bereaved family and the school. A detailed investigation into the cause of Mr. A's suicide is also underway.
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