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Chinese Education
The Declining Value of a Chinese Education in Kyrgyzstan
By Adina Masalbekova
Kyrgyz students are discovering that a Chinese diploma isn’t a fast track to a high-paying job.
What is the Future of China’s Vocational School Drive?
By Zhuoran Li
China’s technical schools cannot fulfill the government’s target of training a skilled workforce without much-needed reform.
Is the Golden Age of Chinese Studying Abroad at an End?
By Joe Barnes
Political headwinds could deter Chinese students from universities in the U.S., Australia, and the U.K.
How Xi Jinping is Shaping China’s Universities
By Nick Taber
The Chinese Communist Party’s intellectual colonization of universities may prove to be a costly endeavor.
A Closer Look at China’s World-Class Universities Project
By Charlotte Gao
China struggles to balance promoting top-ranked universities and supporting the rest of its universities
Can Test-Obsessed China Change?
By Adam Tyner
A look at three paths for Chinese education reform.
Anti-Intellectualism, Chinese Style
By Xie Tao
"China is also witnessing a new wave of anti-intellectualism that is unprecedented in its scope and intensity."
Beyond Stereotypes: China’s Top High Schools
By Qi Xie
Contrary to popular conceptions, students at China’s best high schools have colorful lives and dreams.
How Good Are the Best Chinese Universities?
By Dingding Chen
According to one survey, Tsinghua University is now the best engineering school in the world. Is this representative?
What Israel Can Teach China
Despite considerable challenges, Israel has a highly dynamic economy. There are lessons for Chinese students.
What Finland Can Teach China
A focus on daycare rather than rote learning is why Finnish students have some of the best global test scores. Chinese students might be more creative if they took a leaf out of their book.
Inside Shanghai’s Schools
One survey found Shanghai schools to be the best in the world. But not every school plays by the same rules.
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