China education

Generous government scholarships have generated positive impressions of China – and even an impulse to defend its policies in the face of Western criticism.

The case illustrates the intersection of a tightening grip on LGBTQ expression, especially on college campuses, and the determination of some young Chinese to fight for more space.

China’s graduate entrance exam offers hope – and few guarantees. But amid an uncertain future, more and more young Chinese are signing up.

China’s technical schools cannot fulfill the government’s target of training a skilled workforce without much-needed reform.

With new regulations hitting hard at home, China’s education firms are going global.

Beijing’s latest move is a response to long-held public grievances about educational inequality and the resulting pressure to keep up.

New scrutiny on the tutoring industry comes amid a broader tightening of regulations in general.

A student’s death and his mother’s online posts have stirred controversy and questions. 

EdTech companies are starting to address the urban-rural disparity in educational opportunities prevalent throughout China.

An interview with William Kirby on China's ambitions, soft power, and education.

Debate over the decision to postpone China’s college entrance exam crystallizes deeper problems with educational inequality.