Why do China students like to "jump" from the Philippines to the United States, Britain and Australia?

According to years of research, since the Philippines officially accepted China students, the number of students studying in the Philippines has doubled. Because the Philippines has the advantages of pure English environment, low cost and low visa threshold, many students lock the direction of going abroad in the Philippines. According to the survey, there are three main reasons why the Philippines is regarded as a "springboard" country to the west: 1, the pure English communication environment of the whole society, and the education system and teaching materials that are completely in line with American universities, which ensure that all graduates can obtain a higher English level and professional level; 2. The cost of studying abroad is low, so that every working family can afford it; Most universities don't need IELTS or TOEFL scores, so admission is relatively easy. Therefore, for those students who want to receive western higher education but are not well-off economically, universities in the Philippines are the most suitable choice and the best springboard to western countries. Although the advantages of studying in the Philippines are not well known, it is indeed a far-sighted choice. Many students studying in the Philippines said that although the cost of living in the Philippines is lower in Asia, higher education is Western-style. Instead of going to a second-or third-rate university in China, it is better to go to the Philippines to learn fluent English, get an internationally recognized diploma and see the wonderful world outside. After graduation, you can go abroad to Europe and America, and you can easily settle in big cities such as Beijing and Shanghai when you return home. When applying for transfer to Britain, the United States, Australia and other countries, the embassies of these countries pay more attention to whether the applicants have overseas English background and life experience, so pure English education in the Philippines has become an important bargaining chip for the success of international student visas.