[South Korean government decides to exclude super-difficult questions from college entrance examination to curb the trend of extra-curricular tutoring]-- South Korea's ruling party, the National Force and the government, decided at a meeting in the Diet on the 19th that the college entrance examination (gaokao) excluded "killer test questions," that is, super-difficult questions. According to Yonhap news agency, Lee Tae-Kun, National Power Officer of the South Korean National Education Commission, said at a press conference on the 19th that the party and government agreed that "killer examination questions" were the root cause of promoting extracurricular tutoring, and decided to arrange for the college entrance examination to not cover content outside the public education curriculum, so as to ensure the fairness and impartiality of the college entrance examination. In the near future, the Ministry of Education of South Korea will issue a plan to improve the competitiveness of school education and measures to reduce the burden of private education.