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@@jonymohammed4136 Hey , Entrepreneur is just a name and it’s a kind of visa in China. You can get that visa and do business or something else. The purpose is to stay in China legally. Or you can just get employed by an employer in China.

Thank you.

You're quite welcome. Well, your teacher might be right, but for me, with time, I noticed that I was able to speak without making mistakes again, and that's how I naturally stopped using my fingers. Mind you, I was only using my fingers when I was in my room. But when I was in public, I made sure to use my head only at the beginning or sometimes just talk without using my head, too. So, if you don't practice with your finger or hand, that's fine too.

哈哈，有趣就多看。感谢支持！

Hey, no, I wasn't but I plan to do my master's next year and if I do, I will definitely apply for a scholarship.

Sure, I can help you apply. Here’s what you need to prepare if you want to apply for a scholarship in China. 1. Eligibility Requirements Academic Qualifications: A relevant academic background that aligns with the level of study you're applying for (undergraduate, master’s, PhD). Language Proficiency: Depending on the program, you may need to prove your proficiency in Chinese (HSK test) or English (TOEFL/IELTS) if your program is taught in either language. Age Limits: Some scholarships have age restrictions (e.g., under 25 for undergraduate, under 35 for master’s programs). Health Requirements: Some scholarships may require you to provide a medical certificate of good health. 2. Required Documents Application Form: Complete the scholarship’s official application form (typically available online via the scholarship or university's website). Passport: A copy of your valid passport. Academic Transcripts: Official transcripts from your previous schools or universities. Degree Certificates: A copy of your previous degree or diploma (if applicable). Recommendation Letters: Letters of recommendation from professors, academic advisors, or employers (usually 2-3). Personal Statement/Study Plan: A written statement explaining why you want to study in China, your academic and career goals, and why you are a strong candidate for the scholarship. Language Proficiency Proof: HSK score (for Chinese-taught programs) or TOEFL/IELTS score (for English-taught programs). Photograph: Recent passport-sized photos. 3. Additional Documents (If applicable) Research Proposal: For graduate students, especially those applying for PhD scholarships, a research proposal outlining your intended research project may be required. Proof of Financial Support: Some scholarships may require proof of your ability to cover additional costs not covered by the scholarship. Health Certificate: A medical exam report, sometimes required by certain programs. 4. Application Process Online Application: Many scholarship programs, such as the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), require you to apply through an online portal (like the CSC website or the university’s official website). Submission Deadline: Be aware of deadlines for scholarship applications, which may differ depending on the scholarship or university. Deadlines typically fall between January and April for the fall semester. Interviews/Exams: Some programs might require an interview or additional tests as part of the selection process. 5. Scholarship Programs in China Chinese Government Scholarship (CGS): This is the most common and widely offered scholarship for international students. You apply either through the Chinese embassy in your home country or directly through the university. Confucius Institute Scholarship: For students who want to study the Chinese language and culture. University-specific Scholarships: Many Chinese universities offer their own scholarships, which may cover partial or full tuition fees, living expenses, and more. Bilateral Program Scholarships: Some countries have bilateral agreements with China, offering scholarships for students to study there. 6. Other Considerations Financial Planning: Even if the scholarship covers tuition and living expenses, make sure you understand what’s included and whether there are any additional costs (e.g., visa fees, travel costs). Visa: Once awarded the scholarship, you’ll need to apply for a student visa (X visa) to study in China. The scholarship provider or university will usually assist with this.

why they say that?

谢谢哦

是的，这样的话会简单的几倍。

谢谢老铁

Thanks , it's all about dedication and effort.

I’m currently learning some chinese words through duolingo! And your vlog inspired me to learn more about chinese culture and their various dialects :) thank you so much for this!

哇哦，我才发现这个哦。谢谢朋友。

@@WealthDecoders Hey ! my email address is in my Bio.

working remote to a company located at my own country

@@antonioneto1353 Hey , remote work is not illegal in China. So yeah , you can do that while studying here at the same time.

@@communistspectre 今天不错的意思

@@adefioyekehinde8117 Hey , my email address is in my Bio !

you're welcome. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

@@tiakocamille0629 by God grace I will see you in china someday I got second class scholarship in china west normal university

To study software engineering

不客气。

Glad to know that.

@@TorkwaseQueen-fk6sq My email is in my Bio.

@@Nurur-RahmanMikail Thank you. I will try to be more consistent now haha

@@tiakocamille0629 always here to Love 😘

@@Joydhere Ok, I will make a video about it and Congratulations for your admission.

@@tiakocamille0629 can't wait 😄💛

Well, usually after six months, or one year you can speak if you put in the work.

My email address is on my Bio.

thanks

Ok, I will make a video about it.

@@tiakocamille0629 okay but I'm already in china! Thanks for the late reply.

@@AwedJR Oh, sorry I couldn't help on time but glad you managed.

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Hello, if you are a scholarship student no need to pay. However, If you are not a scholarship student, you will pay.

mybe you can be a airpair here.

Hello Mel ! Well, since I first came to China as an international student, therefore I only understand the process of getting admitted in Chinese universities better. I have no clue about international high schools in China but I know international high schools in China are for foreign kids whose parents are living or working in China and were born in China. So if you come and study in an international high school in China your Chinese won’t improve still cause your classmates will be all foreigners and you will be taught in English I think.