Are these both ok?
1. The burden of study is too heavy for Chinese students.
2. The pressure of study is too heavy for Chinese students.

Thanks

Question

Are these both ok?
1. The burden of study is too heavy for Chinese students.
2. The pressure of study is too heavy for Chinese students.

Thanks

Answer

Not really the best. Burdens are heavy. Pressure is high. Neither sentence is precise. For example, a Chinese student could be a student in China or someone studying Chinese.

The burden on students in China is too heavy.
The pressure is too high on students in China.

Answer

I would say 'pressure'.

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Both burden and pressure are fine. I think the correct phrasing is: "The pressure to study...". I honestly can't explain why sorry haha