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News on China’s Education Sector

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High school lows
A TV drama about Chinese students studying in the US gets mixed response
Jul 12, 2019 (WiC 459)

A survey published in 2013 by Yale researchers found that 45% of Chinese students in the US reported symptoms of depression on campus, and 29% were suffering from anxiety. The rates were startling, compared with the roughly 13% reporting ...

Not singing praises
New Oriental bosses lampooned by employees
Feb 8, 2019 (WiC 440)

It is not uncommon for Chinese companies to feature theatrical performances in their annual gatherings (see WiC438 for more background on the nianhui culture). Last year Tencent’s Pony Ma dressed in hip-hop attire to sing a popular Sandy Lam ...

A day in the life of a toddler
Olivia Halsall on the education regimes of two Shanghai four year-olds
Dec 14, 2018 (WiC 435)

With a strong black coffee in one hand and an oversized teddy bear in the other, I’m standing in front of 30 Chinese toddlers gazing up at me in wonder. Less than eight weeks ago, I was clutching my first-class degree in French, Chinese and ...

A craving for learning
Education stocks have become a hotspot for Chinese investors
Aug 31, 2018 (WiC 422)

The allure of an Ivy League education is compelling for some Chinese tycoons, although their tendency is to make donations to the schools in question rather than necessarily study at them. Five years ago Harvard received an undisclosed amount ...

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