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China To Permit 'Some' Indian Students To Return: Chinese Foreign Ministry
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a media briefing here that “China attaches high importance to Indian students' concerns about returning to China for studies.
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India Has Taken Up Issue Of Return Of Indian Students With China: Government
The government has addressed that it has been taking up with the Chinese authorities the issue of the return of Indian students to China to resume their studies.
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One Of China's Largest Tutoring Firms Reels Under Education Crackdown
China's New Oriental dismissed 60,000 employees and saw operating income plunge by 80% after Beijing enforced new sweeping rules on the country's private education industry that barred for-profit tutoring last year, according to its founder.
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A New Law In China Will Cut Homework, Tutoring Pressure On Students
China has passed an education law that seeks to cut the "twin pressures" of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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Indian Students To Continue Online Classes; China Denied Permission For Flights: Indian Embassy
China has denied permission for India to operate chartered flights, citing reinforced strict COVID-19 measures, the Indian Embassy here said, advising thousands of Indian students studying in Chinese universities to continue their online classes.
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China Asks Indian Students To Contact Their Chinese Colleges For Information To Return
China has asked hundreds of Indian students stranded back home due to the coronavirus pandemic to remain in touch with their respective colleges and follow instructions to protect their academic progress through online courses as foreign students are still not allowed to enter the country.
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China Warns Students, Academics Of Risks Of Studying In US
China's education ministry urged students and scholars planning to visit the United States to more carefully evaluate the associated risks, state media said.
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China's Peking University Buys Campus Space Near Oxford
China's Peking University is buying a 19th-century manor house near Oxford in southern England to use as a campus in a multimillion-dollar deal, the estate agent handling the deal told AFP on Thursday.
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Cash Kao: China's Tutors Earn Fortunes Online
With a following of several million teenage fans, China's Liu Jie says he can earn nearly $50,000 a month from his online videos and is often recognised on the street. But he is no pop star.
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To Save China's Economy, Read More Marx, Scholars Say
China's economics students are being "brainwashed by Western theories" and need to read more Marx, Chinese professors said in a letter to the education ministry, amid a widening crackdown on foreign ideas.
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Violence, porn in children's books in China worries experts
Chinese education experts have called for vigilance and enhanced monitoring of books sold as reading material for children, which increasingly contain violent or pornographic content.
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From China, more students pursue the Great American Dream
The glossy color brochures, each crammed with photos depicting a Chinese student's high-achieving life from birth to young adulthood, pile up in the admissions office at Grinnell College here."Hi Professors!" one young woman announced in her bound booklet, sometimes known in China as a "brag sheet," which included a photo of herself as a baby...
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The China education boom on US campuses
In her ballroom dance class, Li Wanrong has learned to tango and cha-cha. At lunch one day, she tried a strange mix of flavors -- pepperoni pizza, the spicy sausage and oozing cheese nearly burning her tongue. Then there was that Friday night before going clubbing for the first time when new friends gave her a makeover, and she looked in the mirror...
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China To Permit 'Some' Indian Students To Return: Chinese Foreign Ministry
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a media briefing here that “China attaches high importance to Indian students' concerns about returning to China for studies.
-
India Has Taken Up Issue Of Return Of Indian Students With China: Government
The government has addressed that it has been taking up with the Chinese authorities the issue of the return of Indian students to China to resume their studies.
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One Of China's Largest Tutoring Firms Reels Under Education Crackdown
China's New Oriental dismissed 60,000 employees and saw operating income plunge by 80% after Beijing enforced new sweeping rules on the country's private education industry that barred for-profit tutoring last year, according to its founder.
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A New Law In China Will Cut Homework, Tutoring Pressure On Students
China has passed an education law that seeks to cut the "twin pressures" of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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Indian Students To Continue Online Classes; China Denied Permission For Flights: Indian Embassy
China has denied permission for India to operate chartered flights, citing reinforced strict COVID-19 measures, the Indian Embassy here said, advising thousands of Indian students studying in Chinese universities to continue their online classes.
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China Asks Indian Students To Contact Their Chinese Colleges For Information To Return
China has asked hundreds of Indian students stranded back home due to the coronavirus pandemic to remain in touch with their respective colleges and follow instructions to protect their academic progress through online courses as foreign students are still not allowed to enter the country.
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China Warns Students, Academics Of Risks Of Studying In US
China's education ministry urged students and scholars planning to visit the United States to more carefully evaluate the associated risks, state media said.
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China's Peking University Buys Campus Space Near Oxford
China's Peking University is buying a 19th-century manor house near Oxford in southern England to use as a campus in a multimillion-dollar deal, the estate agent handling the deal told AFP on Thursday.
-
Cash Kao: China's Tutors Earn Fortunes Online
With a following of several million teenage fans, China's Liu Jie says he can earn nearly $50,000 a month from his online videos and is often recognised on the street. But he is no pop star.
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To Save China's Economy, Read More Marx, Scholars Say
China's economics students are being "brainwashed by Western theories" and need to read more Marx, Chinese professors said in a letter to the education ministry, amid a widening crackdown on foreign ideas.
-
Violence, porn in children's books in China worries experts
Chinese education experts have called for vigilance and enhanced monitoring of books sold as reading material for children, which increasingly contain violent or pornographic content.
-
From China, more students pursue the Great American Dream
The glossy color brochures, each crammed with photos depicting a Chinese student's high-achieving life from birth to young adulthood, pile up in the admissions office at Grinnell College here."Hi Professors!" one young woman announced in her bound booklet, sometimes known in China as a "brag sheet," which included a photo of herself as a baby...
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The China education boom on US campuses
In her ballroom dance class, Li Wanrong has learned to tango and cha-cha. At lunch one day, she tried a strange mix of flavors -- pepperoni pizza, the spicy sausage and oozing cheese nearly burning her tongue. Then there was that Friday night before going clubbing for the first time when new friends gave her a makeover, and she looked in the mirror...
