China has the largest state-run education system in the world, with 291 million students and 18 million teachers in over 529,000 schools. The Chinese educational structure provides for six years of primary school, three years each of lower secondary school and upper secondary school.
From Kuala Lumpur to Beijing: The Dream That Started It All In the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur, a young man named Qu Baiquan (区栢铨) harbored a dream that seemed unconventional to many around him. In 2019, as he filled out his university applications, Qu made a bold decision: he wanted to study broadcasting at […]
In a world where cultural exchanges often remain confined to superficial interactions, some individuals strive to dive deeper, forging genuine connections that transcend borders. Francisco Ford Hardman, a 72-year-old Brazilian professor at the State University of Campinas, is one such person. His journey is not just about understanding China from an academic standpoint but also […]
In a world where globalization often threatens the uniqueness of local cultures, one man’s passion for language is helping to preserve the distinct heritage of Shanghai’s dialects. Federico Demarco, a native of Argentina, has taken on a mission that surprises even the locals: mastering the Shanghai dialect and contributing to its preservation. This journey, which […]
A Path Towards Agricultural Innovation At 31, Kong Qi (孔七) from Rwanda is not just a student but a symbol of agricultural transformation. A doctoral student at Anhui Agricultural University, Kong has made it his mission to bring modern agricultural techniques back to his home country. Specializing in maize breeding, he arrived in China in […]
On October 31, 2024, Tokyo hosted the 9th HSK Study Abroad and Employment Fair. China’s rising global influence became an attractive destination for young Japanese seeking academic and professional opportunities. With nearly 60 Chinese universities and Chinese-Japanese businesses participating, the event served as a vibrant platform for showcasing China’s dynamic market and its diverse possibilities […]
Hefei (合肥), the capital city of Anhui Province, has seen an unexpected yet vibrant cultural movement emerge—international students in local universities are embracing China’s rich traditions and intangible cultural heritage (ICH). This movement, which has taken root across several universities, highlights a growing fascination with Chinese art, history, and cultural practices among the city’s international […]
Recently, a notable guest visited Ningbo (宁波) University of Finance and Economics: Professor Mark Levine, a renowned American sociologist, and musician currently teaching at the Central University for Nationalities in Beijing. Known for his passion for Eastern cultures, Professor Levine embarked on an enlightening cultural exchange that allowed both him and the students to explore […]
A cultural gift box named “Kuixing Dian Dou” from the Nanjing Yunjin Museum has become an unexpected hit among Chinese high-school and college-entrance exam students in June 2026. The product, co-developed with copper-art brand Zhu Bingren Tong, combines four auspicious items — a Kuixing desk ornament, a victory sachet, a “fish-landing” pendant, and a yunjin […]
On June 11, 2026, Handan’s Fuxing District brought an ancient palace craft to a setting where most participants had never held scissors before — a kindergarten classroom. Fuxing District intangible heritage inheritor Zhang Jian walked into Fuxing District Second Kindergarten with colorful craft wire and a mission: to let four- and five-year-olds make velvet flowers […]
About 170 students, teachers and family members filled the Brussels Chinese Cultural Centre on October 10 for a Mid-Autumn poetry recital and lecture staged under the title “Sharing This Moonlit Moment”. They came from the University of Mons, the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, the University of Louvain, the Brussels Confucius Institute and the centre’s own Chinese […]
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