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Chinese High School for a Day

Created by Jessica Duhon on April 17, 2018

Evening study hall is common in Chinese schools because it is seen as a way to promote equal opportunity

Tags: Chinese education system

Education in China: A Snapshot

Created by Yuanyuan Pan on

China has the largest education system in the world!

Tags: Chinese education system • government controlled

The Gaokao: History, Reform, and Rising International Significance

Created by Mini Gu and Jessica Magaziner on May 2, 2016

Since 1977, the Gaokao exam has been the only admission requirement for higher education in China.

Tags: Gaokao • higher education

China’s GDP ‘paradox’: why young Chinese despair about future prospects despite rapid economic growth

Created by Cissy Zhou on February 13, 2021

Growing frustration about social mobility highlights serious divergence between China’s fast-growing economy and the life satisfaction of citizens.

Tags: GDP • youth

New – China Got Its Economy Growing again, but a Shortfall in Babies will be Harder to Fix

Created by Liyan Qi on February 28, 2021

China’s workforce is shrinking due to low birth rate.

Tags: birth rate

How China Beat the Virus and Roared Back

Created by Steve Lee Myers, et al. on February 5, 2021

China has mobilized its vast Communist Party apparatus to win what Xi Jinping has called a “people’s war” against the pandemic.

Tags: COVID-19 • policy

China’s society is going cashless. Now its central bank is pushing back

Created by Grady Mcgregor on January 26, 2021

What to do with cashless economics?

Tags: cashless society • monetary policy

Behind Recent Good News, China’s Economic Prospects Look Dubious

Created by Forbes Magazine on December 3, 2020

China’s economic prospects may encounter significant headwinds as workforce reduction imposes a considerable growth restraint.

Tags: COVID-19 • economic growth

2.3% Growth reflects achievements and costs of COVID-19 battle

Created by Meng Bin, Hongyu on January 19, 2021

Compared to other countries, China’s relatively better performance amid COVID-19 suggests good economic growth in the near future.

Tags: COVID-19 • economic growth • GDP

Monster tech IPO is a video app giving voice to China’s “silent majority”

Posted by admin on March 2, 2021

The irony is Kuaishou’s “ordinary folks” ethos is about to make its founders very rich when the platform goes public in Hong Kong in February.

Tags: Chinese culture • social media • video platform

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