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Nation targets innovation leadership (opens the original)
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China's research and development spending exceeded 3.92 trillion yuan ($584.8 billion) in 2025, accounting for 2.8 percent of GDP and surpassing the average among the 38 OECD member countries for the first time, Science and Technology Minister Yin Hejun said on Tuesday. Yin told a State Council Information Office news conference that China now ranks ninth globally in comprehensive innovation capacity. The country is accelerating its shift from a global participant and contributor in science and
Exhibition on textbooks traces evolving education (opens the original)
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Textbooks serve as "living fossils" of China's educational development, offering a window into how education has evolved and shaped generations of Chinese people. That idea is at the heart of a basic education textbook exhibition at the Beijing Normal University Library, which began collecting textbooks in the 1930s and now holds more than 80,000 titles and 240,000 volumes covering various levels and types of education. Wang Xianfang, director of the library, said textbooks are the foundation an
Scholar hails ethnic unity as part of campus life (opens the original)
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Mark Levine, an educator from the United States, said his nearly two decades at Minzu University of China have shown him that China's ethnic unity is not an abstract idea but a daily reality, one he believed is now reinforced by the Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress. Levine came to China in 2005 and moved to Beijing in 2007 after receiving an invitation from Minzu University of China to teach English. There, he found that about half of undergraduate students come from one of China's 55
Chinese culture attracts more US students (opens the original)
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Students from the United States are increasingly choosing China for undergraduate study, with about 35 percent of international freshmen at Duke Kunshan University, located in Jiangsu province, coming from the US. According to the university, Americans account for the largest cohort among its international student community. International applications continue to rise, especially from US undergraduate applicants, even against the backdrop of a complex China-US relationship, said John Quelch, exe
Textbook exhibition traces China's educational evolution (opens the original)
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Textbooks serve as living fossils recording China's educational evolution, and a special exhibition hosted by Beijing Normal University Library brings these time-honored teaching materials to light, offering insights into how education has shaped generations of Chinese people, according to librarians at Beijing Normal University. That idea is at the heart of a basic education textbook exhibition at the Beijing Normal University Library, which began collecting textbooks in the 1930s. The library
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