Are the preferential policies enjoyed by overseas Chinese in China fair to others?

For a long time, China has given preferential policies to overseas Chinese and their children in various entrance examinations. The original intention of the policy is to attract the children of foreign Chinese to return to China, but it invisibly hurts ordinary candidates.

However, first of all, we have to ask, is it fairer for foreign Chinese children to get extra points? I think the original intention is to be fairer. Many children of foreign Chinese go to school abroad and have no language environment for learning Chinese. Chinese proficiency, especially reading and writing, can't compare with children of the same age and grade in China. If they go back to China to study, they will not get extra points, and even the best foreign Chinese children will find it difficult to pass the exam.

So it's right to add points for fairness. Many people say that most of those who can come back from abroad are middle-class families. They enjoy a good foreign education and get extra points on this basis when they return to China for the exam, which makes China candidates who usually study hard feel unfair: "Why am I not as good as them with a foreign nationality?" This does not take into account their Chinese reading and writing level, which is biased.

However, this bonus program for fairness has brought a lot of black-box operations, making fairer bonus points a shortcut for some people who have the right and wealth to go to prestigious schools. This is what China people despise most. It is also what China people are most opposed to. The most emotionally unacceptable. That is, this policy has led to the phenomenon of "fake foreigners". Fake foreigners are a kind of international students. They were actually born and raised in China. They don't live or study abroad. They only temporarily enter foreign countries through some means, and their children become children of foreign Chinese and enjoy extra benefits. This will have a great "advantage" when applying for the exam. The son of a famous director entered the Beijing Film Academy in this way. This makes me question the "virtue" of this famous director

Applaud the practice in Hangzhou. According to the actual dynamic adjustment, correct the deviation in time. I believe that it will win the support and support of the overwhelming majority of candidates and further enhance the charm of Hangzhou as a city of innovation, technology and talents. Real charm comes from strength, and real respect is fairness and justice.

Giving extra points to foreign Chinese children can attract the United front. However, objectively, it also caused inequality and unfairness. These policies were necessary and reasonable at that time. The cancellation of bonus points now reflects the confidence of Hangzhou municipal government in its development!