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    C9 League of Chinese Universities

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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      No offense to anyone, but one thing I don’t like about China universities is that many of them have adopted facial recognition technology to mark students’ attendance. China’s beginning to turn ‘Orwellian’ under the current president. Everything’s cashless and paid through Alipay, etc and even applying a China mobile no requires you to let the telco take your frontal+side portraits. They are keeping track of your every move. I dislike this sort of learning and working environment.


      Another thing is, be prepared that the child will start to develop that ‘China mindset’ after spending her tweenage years with the Chinese who are known to be extremely nationalistic. I don’t like my teenager to be moulded in that Neo-Maoist manner. There are many signs that China is going left and reviving Maoism.

      I still prefer western universities that promote democracy & freedom, and if not SG ones are also good.

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        No offense to anyone, but one thing I don't like about China universities is that many of them have adopted facial recognition technology to mark students' attendance. China's beginning to turn 'Orwellian' under the current president. Everything's cashless and paid through Alipay, etc and even applying a China mobile no requires you to let the telco take your frontal+side portraits. They are keeping track of your every move. I dislike this sort of learning and working environment.

        Another thing is, be prepared that the child will start to develop that 'China mindset' after spending her tweenage years with the Chinese who are known to be extremely nationalistic. I don't like my teenager to be moulded in that Neo-Maoist manner. There are many signs that China is going left and reviving Maoism.

        I still prefer western universities that promote democracy & freedom, and if not SG ones are also good.
        All in the name of A.I. Even in primary schools:

        https://www.facebook.com/CWSJtraditional/videos/377669073173493/

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          Coolkidsrock2\" post_id=\"1948025\" time=\"1574413441\" user_id=\"48901:

          Thank you floppy.

          Looking at Xiamen and Wuhan.

          Also looking at Xi'an Jiao Tong Liverpool University but am not sure it is recognised. It is recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

          A friend recommended University of Nottingham Ningbo as well.
          Not sure abt others parts of China, but Ningbo has a strong chemical/petrochemical industrial park which will offer opportunities for collaboration and internship.
          It is abt 3hrs to Shanghai by road/train.

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            Coolkidsrock2\" post_id=\"1948025\" time=\"1574413441\" user_id=\"48901:

            Thank you floppy.

            Looking at Xiamen and Wuhan.

            Also looking at Xi'an Jiao Tong Liverpool University but am not sure it is recognised. It is recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

            A friend recommended University of Nottingham Ningbo as well.

            Not sure abt others parts of China, but Ningbo has a strong chemical/petrochemical industrial park which will offer opportunities for collaboration and internship.
            It is abt 3hrs to Shanghai by road/train.

            Thank you for the info. Guess we will have to KIV this till quarter 2. DD has received other offer so we will keep our options open.

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              A panel of ASEAN youths who have embarked on their graduate studies in China, at Tsinghua University's Schwarzman College and Peking University's Yenching Academy on 5 June 2020

              https://www.facebook.com/events/563558437919971/

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                Thinking of studying in China? Hear what this local YouTuber has to say about it!

                https://weirdkaya.com/thinking-of-studying-in-china-hear-what-this-local-youtuber-has-to-say-about-it/

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