There are three main reasons why Japanese scientists flow to China in large numbers.

First, there is no guarantee of employment in China. You know, Japan is a country that attaches great importance to talents. In the 1990s, in order to train a large number of senior talents, Japan issued a plan to train 1000 postdoctoral students. However, the ideal is full, but the reality is not satisfactory. It is reported that post-doctoral employment cannot be guaranteed. The number of young researchers in universities and other institutions is decreasing, enterprises are not active enough to hire doctors, and fewer and fewer Japanese are willing to continue their studies.

Second, there is little difference between the treatment of high education and ordinary education. According to the Nikkei Chinese website, compared with the average income of Japanese enterprises around the age of 30, the average income of undergraduates (4 1.8 million yen) is only 1.25 times different from that of masters and doctors (5.24 million yen). In contrast, the average income of doctoral students in the United States is 9 1.5 million yuan (about 592,900 yuan), which is 1.68 times that of undergraduates.

Third, China "opens his arms" to highly educated talents. Different from the "hot water" employment environment in Japan, overseas researchers can be valued by China. It is reported that in order to further recruit talents, China has set up more than 600 recruitment bases around the world, of which 7%(46) are Japanese. In addition, the number of local highly educated talents in China is also increasing. The data shows that during the 65,438+00 years up to 2065,438+06, the number of people who obtained doctoral titles in China increased by more than 20%.