Earlier this month, a bus carrying Cambodian educators wound its way through the karst mountains of Qiannan Bouyei and Miao autonomous prefecture in Southwest China's Guizhou province, emerging from one tunnel before disappearing into the next.
When Refat Yasinjan graduated from university and started his first full-time job in Beijing, the biggest challenge was finding a place to live.
For Jimmy Zhong, an international student from Panama, adapting to life in China was easier than he expected.
The Communication University of China in Beijing has announced a major overhaul of its undergraduate art admissions for 2027, scrapping both provincial-level unified art examinations and university-organized professional tests for eight majors and admitting students solely based on their national college entrance examination, or gaokao, scores.
On August 7, 2026, international students from Shanghai University and Soochow University — representing Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Iran, Russia and Ukraine — gathered in Xiangcheng District, Suzhou, for the "Summer Lotus & Suzhou Elegance" Chinese Aesthetics Experience and Suzhou International Cultural Experience Ambassador Program.
A group of 19 Chinese-language learners from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, recently visited Tianjin as part of the Chinese Bridge summer camp, where they put their speaking skills to the test among China's ancient culture.
"Congratulations, this is your university admission letter."
Library, cafeteria, quiet study zones, gym, intangible‑heritage workshops and movie screenings — all under one roof at the community service center!
Joshua Best, a student from London currently studying at Beijing Foreign Studies University, recently discovered his favorite dish in Beijing — and it wasn't the city's world-famous duck.
Inside a math classroom at Beijing No 13 Secondary School, an artificial intelligence-powered "agent" crunches weeks of student data, analyzing students' recent classroom participation, homework and quiz results
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