Children paying money to learn British manners

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Many of the super rich in China are going the extra mile to help their children learn etiquette and manners.

To meet the growing demand of wealthy parents, James Seatton, a British etiquette expert, holds a training program in Shanghai for children aged 7-12 years where he teaches them how to behave like royalty.

At the high-end training courses, the children are taught British manners: From how to sip afternoon tea to royal lunch.

But the price tag is royal, too: A three-hour class (from 11 am to 2 pm) costs 2,800 yuan ($427).

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