Domestic students like to study abroad. Do foreign students like to study in China?

I am an international student. After high school I went abroad to study engineering. I also want to say a few words about students who graduated from the same school a few months ago. Now, some of the students scattered across the country and abroad are sent to Tsinghua to study law. Now, many students who suffer from Tsinghua’s “red major” education policy are sent to learn languages. It is better to study abroad for five years than to stay abroad for half a year. Some students who study science after the college entrance examination are very relaxed. Real science class hours are probably less than half as long as ours. However, many students studying at Chinese universities report that they do not have time to study due to too many community activities. Professors are assigned quotas to establish national research funds, the school is not active in expanding enrollment, great efforts are made in infrastructure construction, and teaching equipment is backward. Under such circumstances, studying abroad is undoubtedly the most ideal choice. After studying, you can return to your country and serve your country.

If you don't return to China, you can concentrate on scientific research and not be affected by the "will of the officers" and "social relations", but this is just a university. China's secondary education should be said to be very successful. After going abroad, it is obvious that the Chinese are several grades better than the French in mathematics and physics, and their practical ability is not as strong as the legend says. Our physical experiments can only be done by the Chinese. But there are scientific research results in Western countries. It can only be said that China’s university system is too deformed and the scientific research environment is not good. As for the other question, in my case, I have been able to save money since coming to France. In addition to registration fees, room and board fees, etc. (French public schools are tuition-free), and I usually spend almost no money. We were not discriminated against either. Chinese and Vietnamese are still very popular here.

Studying abroad has become a choice for many students. So which countries do domestic students like to study abroad? TOP1. The United States has many top international universities, high-quality higher education, valuable diplomas and abundant scholarship resources, which are very attractive to Chinese students. A series of factors make the United States one of the main countries for overseas students to come to China. TOP2. Australia is a Commonwealth country and its study abroad policy is relatively flexible. Taking the export of education industry as a national policy, it has attracted a large number of Chinese students. At the same time, Australia's culture is diverse and it has strong international student capabilities. TOP3. Britain has a long history and culture, high quality education and many famous schools.

British universities always occupy an unshakable position in international university rankings every year. The UK's scientific research capabilities and academic standards are also ahead of many countries, thus attracting a large number of Chinese students. TOP4. The cost of studying in Canada is slightly lower than that of the United Kingdom and the United States, and business and engineering majors are in an internationally leading position. After graduation, students can apply for a work visa for 1-3 years, and the immigration policy is also beneficial to international students. Since the epidemic abroad cannot be effectively controlled, the majority of students can choose overseas study programs through Sino-foreign cooperative education (study language and professional courses in domestic universities in the past few years) to achieve the goal of studying abroad safely.