Do you need a foreign high school diploma for the entrance examination for overseas Chinese? Is it okay to study?

In the qualification of overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan for the joint entrance examination, the academic qualification for the examination is "academic qualification", which is stipulated as follows:

Those who sign up for the entrance examination jointly recruited by People's Republic of China (PRC) * * and China ordinary colleges and universities (hereinafter referred to as the National Recruitment) must have a high school diploma (which must be academic education). Among them, this year's high school graduates must provide the applicants with the graduation certificate issued by the graduation school and the original transcripts of the last semester from Grade One to Grade Three, and return the high school graduation certificate (hereinafter referred to as the Joint Admissions Office) to ordinary colleges and universities in People's Republic of China (PRC) * * and China. Previous students are required to provide the high school graduation certificate (certificate) and the original high school transcript for three years.

The Institute of Chinese Language has been designated by the Ministry of Education as "National Base for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language" (2004) and "Key Colleges for Supporting Chinese Teaching in Neighboring Countries" (2000). The headquarters of Confucius Institute in China/Hanban recognized it as "Pre-job Training College for Chinese Teachers Assigned by Confucius Institute" (2018); Designated as "Chinese Education Base" by Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council (2003); Established "Overseas Chinese Research Center" with the Language and Information Management Department of the Ministry of Education (2005).