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Being a Chinese student in the US: ‘Neither the US nor...
Stranded abroad by the coronavirus pandemic and squeezed by political tensions, Chinese students in the United States are rethinking their host and home countries.
Mike Pompeo warns of Chinese infiltration in American schools
On Tuesday, United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo doubled down on his ominous warning to U.S. governors over the efforts by China's Communist Party to infiltrate America's infrastructure...
This Chinese billionaire’s ‘gift’ got his daughter into Stanford. She says...
A former Stanford University student whose parents paid $6.5 million to secure her admission to the prestigious school has not been charged with a crime in the college admissions scandal.
Fearing espionage, US weighs tighter rules on Chinese students
The Trump administration is considering new background checks and other restrictions on Chinese students in the United States over growing espionage concerns, US officials and...
Chinese children crush Americans in maths thanks to a mindset that...
In international tests, Chinese children consistently outperform Americans.
American Leonora Chu enrolled her young son in the Chinese public school system in Shanghai.
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It’s The High School Diploma That’s Luring Chinese Students To The...
The number of international students in U.S. high schools has more than tripled over the last decade - with China almost single-handedly fuelling the rise.
A Voice for New York’s Chinese Students
Lisa Lin, the director of Elementary Language and Literacy Development and Chinese Language Programs in New York City’s Department of Education, recalled the time a parent of one of her students asked for a favor.
How Chinese students are changing US campuses
When Gregory Davis, a US accounting professor, opened his first roster at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign three years ago, he was shocked by the number of Chinese students in his class.
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Chinese Companies Are Buying Up Closed Colleges
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Capitol Hill report sees China weakened by corruption, slowing economy, slipping control
To bolster its technology development efforts, China is penetrating innovation hubs such as Silicon Valley and forming research partnerships with U.S. and other foreign universities to obtain defense-related technology.
US lawmakers ask 6 top universities to hand over records of foreign donations
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US and China to hold a top-level security dialogue on Friday
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