In order to compare parents' choices of different types of cram school for kids among different social strata, we select parents of a class in a coastal remote elementary school in Yulin County. Surveying through the cultural capitals questionare, exaning by chi-square test and in-depth interviewing, we find that parents of different social strata under different social spaces, through the collective ”habitus” shaped by their economic and cultural capitals, will select different tyes of cram school for theirs children.