Without Chinese students, MANY universities/colleges would likely fold in Australia. In fact, many here in the US are struggling to survive, given the exodus due to the strong anti-China sentiment promulgated by the American government/media.
I gave up on the USA in the 1990s These Chinese students should do the same 👇 Chinese Americans are 1.58% of the total U.S. population (2021) 👇 Today, Chinese Americans still continue to own about 20% of all U.S.-based information technology companies that were founded in Silicon Valley since 1980. Wikipedia
All Asian students should stop studying in US unis and colleges. They are helping finance the US regime's aggressions and belligerent bad behaviour towards Asian countries.
In China, Being poor is a Shame. So every family is willing to work hard for success. And also, China has been selecting elite by education two thousand years before, which makes people pay more attention to education. There is a famous saying in China: education is far more senior than everything.
@@xjfifyBut the two Communist Parties of India, Maoists and Marxist wings, and West Bengal governor Mamata Banerjee’s political party has little machinery to further support the break-up of the duopoly in India’s political landscapes
There are only a very few what I would call 'Golden Channels' on TH-cam, and this is one. Calm, consice, honest, and insightful content. I am now a regular listener and can only say a humble thank you to Kevin and his team for their hard work you are much appreciated.
Yeah i am glad the you-tube Algro sent me his channel. There is another china channel called China Insite that i use to watch until i notice something odd. 100 percent negative . I am no fan of the Chinese system but i can be object and say those people worked some magic in the last 70 years.
@@Tampa0123456789 70 years? From 1 to around 40 years Chinas mainland devolved into a brutal hellscape of starvation, malnutrition, 58 yo lifespans, arguably the most mass-murdered people who lived in extreme poverty and that means freezing to death k In winters. Such horrifying decline they wiped out nature to eat and burn it and pollution was no concern. 70 years? The 'magic' does happen around 1990. You know rhis right? Its around 1990s or lets say the last 30 years a massive change happened, going from one of the worst, poorest, most backward crapholes and 30 years later similar to a Brazil or Russia or matching Japan of the 1970s. What do you think was the big magic that was worked 30 years ago?
This has been going on in Australia for 15 years or so. It's just a more sly and sneaky form of illegal immigrants arriving to our shores. An Indian "student " told me,he used to go to tech college,once a week because he works 2 jobs and that's why he came to make money. Australia is grand master of creating loop hole legislation that can be manipulated for an outcome,and probably most wester nations the same. Its about migration not education.
To be frank us and Canadian rejects from India apply for Australia. Only the mediocre move with such desperation - they really don't care about Australiaian education. Expect problems like Canada in the near future.
A few years ago, Australian university lecturers and professors were alarmed and despondent over the fact that students coming in from places like India, have such a poor grasp of the English language that they are literally unable to write, spell and compose a grammatically acceptable and coherent sentence and yet, they are enrolled in colleges and other institutions of higher education. Yet, Chinese students are being singled out for vilification by our mainstream media. Weird?
If you call anyone "Illegal" just because you don't like them, dud you have different problem with yourself. The reason why they are "low-skilled" is done on purpose by the same gouvernoment who doesn't recognize (for political reasons of course) any of their potential " student skilled work experience" towards migration. Gouvernoment has been restricting students into these low jobs now blaming students for working them. you gotta be really brainwashed bro to call legal people "Illegal", thats why your opinion based on nothing has no weight but hate. you getting called out for this👐👐
Chinese people not only value quality, but also pay attention to educational equity. For example, more than a decade ago, some Chinese universities began to learn from the practices of European and American universities and decided some university admissions through independent enrollment. At first, everyone supported this approach because it gave students a second way to enter university. But after several years of actual experiments, it was found that the beneficiaries of independent enrollment in colleges and universities are mostly children from wealthy families, because wealthy families can afford the cost of their children learning new skills and social practice, making them more competitive in independent enrollment in colleges and universities. This enrollment method is unfair to children from poor families and can almost be said to be tailor-made for children from wealthy families. So China has cancelled independent enrollment in colleges and universities since 2020.
Thanks for sharing. Could you share what u mean by independent enrollment? How is it different from other forms of enrollment in Chinese universities ?
@@karatsurba4791 in China every high school senior takes a national university entrance exam called the gaokao. It takes place every year from June 7 to June 9. One’s admission to university is based solely on their score on the exam.
@@karatsurba4791 Students submit admission applications to their favorite schools based on their college entrance examination scores. Schools admit students based on their college entrance examination scores from high to low. If the quota is full, no more students will be admitted. This is called unified enrollment. Independent enrollment of colleges and universities means that the school independently applies to the Ministry of Education for enrollment quotas, organizes written tests and interviews on its own, and independently sets admission standards. For example, University A applied to the Ministry of Education for 50 independent enrollment quotas. After approval by the Ministry of Education, University A organized written tests and interviews on its own. The final admission standard is that the written test accounts for 60% of the total score and the interview accounts for 40%. The written test is relatively fair and not easy to cheat. The interview mainly examines the comprehensive ability of students. For example, if you can play the piano or master a foreign language, you will be judged as having rare specialties, and it is easier to get high scores in the interview. Children from poor families cannot afford the cost of these extracurricular studies, resulting in a high degree of overlap in their specialties shown in the interview, and it is more difficult to get high scores in the interview. As a result, more than 80% of the 50 admitted students came from wealthy families. This makes this enrollment method almost tailor-made for wealthy families. Considering that teachers involved in the interviews might accept bribes, and that interview scoring is highly subjective and it is difficult to determine whether bribes have been accepted, this independent admission method was cancelled after a few years of implementation because its fairness was questioned.
@@karatsurba4791 You can search the following keywords for the article that explains it: Independent Admissions and the Challenge of ‘Gaokao’ Reform by Wu Xiaogang
Brain drain. My relative in Saigon was just one of those kids that could do high level mathamatics effortlessly. She recieved a scholarship to a top Aussie university. This scholarship was unbelievable basically everything was to be paid for her. The Vietnam government opposes such scholarships because few if any of these students ever come home...unbelievably my niece declined the offer.
For thousands of years, Education is the top priority for the Han tribe. We have a saying, it takes 10 years to grow a tree, but it takes one hundred years to grow a man _(十年树木百年树人)_ We Han people are willing to forego all profits for a hundred years, if we can be ensured that our next generation would receive proper education
I don't think it's fair to distinguish between Han and other Chinese minority groups. The Chinese civilisation as a whole succeeded as a whole being unified as one nation.
I would not necessarily put it quite like that. Most Chinese Students I knew at university in Australia just enjoyed intellectual challenges. No topic was too taboo and lots of interesting things to discuss, language withstanding.
@@CA999 I found this to be the case as well. They're just curious and fascinated with learning. I was the same along with my 3 other siblings. We just liked learning about everything we could that we personally found interesting and it made getting through school much more bearable. To be honest, I found the middle school system in Australia severely lacking.
China has many many top-notch universities , I think most Chinese students will go to the local universities in China , for those that go outside, most of them are from rich families, if there are from rich families, they don't need to work.
Chinese universities are very competitively It's most likely overseas Chinese students are the ones with the lowest Gaokao scores and omitted from Chinese university
Not necessarily rich families. I have relatives who sent their children to Australia college because they could not go to top schools in China. Parents used their life savings so kids could get the best education they could afford.
They are no different from migrants around world, looking for better opportunities and a better life. Modi should focus on improving the lives of his people instead of playing macho man at world stage.
Totally correct. It used to be if they studied abroad they would be given the crème of the jobs. Now its a disadvantage as Chinese universities have risen so high up the rankings. Many Chinese universities are in the world top 100. Example, Tsinghua, Beijing universities are highly ranked (albeit reluctantly by western scrutineers)
Chinese students are genuine as they are quite rich. I just rented out my 2 room apartment in a good area next to the train stop to 2 chinese girls students for A$65,000 per annum. I doubt other countries students have that much monies. Chinese students will go back to China and head their international companies.
Oh for G's sakes, let's just be real. Whenever I or you step foot in a Canadian University or other Western Universities, all the Chinese students look like they are there for the quality education and will use it to add value to what they will do. Not so much for other foreign students, and that's an honest eye observing, by a Vietnamese
Everybody knows that "Uncle Sam " is the biggest liar on the planet . except for maybe for "Donny the Felon Trump " ( can you believe 4000 lawsuits ? )
@@mikeboate208 sadly I realized it's not just the Republicans but also the Dems after I saw them support Ukraine and Israel. I'm never voting Dem again (and never considered Republikkkans ever). I'm voting green only, and I now consider myself a communist.
Australia is quite similar. So many Indian "students" and in fact students from South Asia (minus Singapore) came here to work as "DiDi" fast food delivery service.
In Waterloo Canada, two universities and a college that massively increased overseas "students". Now the low end of the job market is overwhelmed with Indians, even food banks are increasingly being visited by such "students". Govt was forced to act only by an upcoming election. Rampant immigration fraud. Rents off the scale due to 7-10 "students" sharing a single small residence.
The housing crisis is already bad even without indians or any other nationality for that matter coming in. Blame the government for its policy on real estate investments
The Australian government and greedy elites have caused the housing crisis. This is just xenophobia and blaming people not like you for your problems.. look how that worked out for Germany dumbarse. John fing Howard and his mates started the housing crisis in 2000 by dropping the capital gains tax and turning housing from a need to a commodity.. Shortly after that they jailed Pauline Hanson, and stole all her policies, gaslighting Aussie’s into believing our problems were caused by illegal imitation, and we became one of the only countries to lock up kids for their parents actions. They even cooked up the anti-whistle blower laws so that anybody exposing their crap would be jailed… look up who the first person to be done-like-a-dinner was with that particular nastiness and wake up!
When I came to US from Taiwan in 1980s, most of the Chinese students came over for graduate studies. The education of bachelor degree in Taiwan was no worse than American Universities. Only the rich families sent their children to US for college degree because that would avoid them to compete in a very competitive national entrance exam in Taiwan. When the economy in Taiwan greatly improve, the returning rate of Chinese students with graduate degrees became higher because of opportunities of good career jobs. The same thing happened to China since 2010. The living standard in Taiwan and China are not too different from US now. The only issue in Asia is high population density. If a person prefer living in a single family house, not apartment building, US offers much better living conditions. But, for old people, living in higher population density areas becomes more fun. Many of our friends are planning to retire in Taiwan.
@@Wfmike 100% True and Correct. England stop them from gaining citizenship and enrollments fell by around 30% (and this was before COVID at the height of the Chinese going overseas to study!
Most kids from poor backgrounds aren't really interested in going tens of thousands of dollars in debt for the prospect of increasing their earnings in a few years. They want an improvement in their circumstances right now. They've waited all their lives and waiting still longer won't appeal to them.
@@mistercut8331 That's only for evil people who wanna go kill innocent folks. Real men join militias, not armies, because militias are independent and fight for defence only.
I think that Chinese families have a view of the value of education itself, just like many Jews always have had. It is much like the notion in many European countries where it has been a way for the working class to move up to the middle class.
More like they have the money to do so. Especially when it comes to Chinese going to foreign universities. Those students are mostly pretty well off. The fraud much of the time is from poor people trying to find any way to get a leg up in a shitty system.
This is an important topic, many Australia Universities rely on international student fees, but many SE Asian students just come and switch to low fee college and no show at classroom, straight to work. They lives in rooming house to reduce the cost and send most earned money overseas. To follow US against China, Australia greatly increase the enrolment of SE Asian students then found the problem is really big. Most Chinese students study in Australia go back to China after graduates not staying as there are many reasons. Now less and less Chinese students wish to come as the hostile towards China increase year by year from the west. The west is doing something really wrong.
I admire the hard work and dedication of China to peace, development and respect of sovereignty. Chinese are very humble and smart people when it comes to seeking the good of this life.
The chart shows that the west has become a source of income for the so called “students” who come in on student’s visa but in reality they are coming to work. China’s students are those from wealthy parents who don’t need to work to pay for their tuitions but to study and broaden their horizons and knowledge. The number of Chinese students who go to the western countries has been decreasing in the last few years because of the geopolitical tension between China and the west and the declining quality of living in the western countries, China’s universities are now at the top level in the world as she is developing rapidly in all technologies.
Another reason is that graduates from the local Chinese universities are smarter and of higher quality than those returning from overseas universities (except from top notch universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, MIT, and the like). Australian university graduates are no longer highly regarded in China these days, not like in the early 2000s. That may explain why less Chinese students are studying in Australia.
Similar situation in the UK. The international students pay higher tuition fees. UK has plenty of Nigerian and Pakistani students. And they could bring their families too. Now that the government is planning a cap on the number of international students, universities go into panic mode because most of their income stream will be cut off. No University in the UK has gone bankrupt, but it looks like it's just a matter of time now. Or they will start merging with other universities.
@@the80386 Yes, I was speaking from experience. At the uni I work, there aren't many Indians, which doesn't mean that they go to different parts of the UK
Chinese engineer with Bachelor of Engineering dual degree at EE and CS here. As you might know, BEng program do not teach students about R&D abilities, and actually many of graduate program students says, western world has great university programs like American, German and Japanese. And in the case of English speaking countries like Britain and Australia, actually only rich class consider about them as destination, as long as working are harmful for education preparation period. So, you can say the confucious belief makes China has emphasis at education, but actually don't means the competitive makes education quality well, in the oppsite, it is suck especially for non elite-985 universities.
I think you could make it more interesting by adding in university ratings and costs. In China I meet a lot of students who studied in UK, or USA in what I would consider rather mediocre schools. My sense is parents are happy to send students off to foreign schools if they can of course afford it, but have little regard or understanding of the schools world ranking.
It's bc Chinese students who can afford to study abroad are always those pretty wealthy today in China, that means they could find better jobs in China with help of their family easily after their graduation or do not have to work.
There is an unspoken current underneath Australian higher education export industry: both students and universities have primary interest in visa and distant secondary in the quality of education. For many years I worked for a very big company that hires top 3% of tech talent globally. Everybody in the world knows the company's name. In Sydney office, those who received their degree in Australia were rare exceptions, they just couldn't pass the interview. Vast majority of hires received their education outside of Australia. I just can't tell you how many australian "IT specialists" work as Uber drivers... Just saying.
@Dawson2011H - why are they quitting? would you provide some more details? lack of quality education? lack of discipline? too theoretical and lacking practical experience?
As a German now living in the U.S. it always struck me how college doesn't seem to be about learning first and foremost. I partially blame prohibiting alcohol and overly puritan attitudes. As soon as kids move out, they can finally go crazy. In Germany you sip beer and see public nudity in your teens, so it's not a big deal, but you learn early that diligence and learning things are highly socially valued (and not just for "nerds").
China is suppoted by a culture and history of more than 5,000 years. Much struggles and survival technics had been learnt in this period. Chinese people will survive. The century of shame will not be repeated.
From Australia: A true story: A postgrad "student" brings in their partner and children. The "student" and partner work to pay for the Uni fees, living expenses and send money home. Meanwhile the children attend free schooling.
@@othmanhassanmajid8192 Outdated student visa scheme being taken advantage by so called "students" increase house prices (20%plus in 2023) and costing the Govenment money in providing free education.
My outlook on money changed when I realized someone making $200K can retire broke & someone making $80K can retire a millionaire. With the current market movement, you have $100K to invest. Where are you investing it?
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Honestly, I'm surprised that this mrs Stacey Macken is mentioned here, came across a testimony about her from one of the beneficiaries on the CNBC news, she seems to be doing extremely well.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn't know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been super
well, i knew some foreigners in China who would go to the University to study Chinese, to get a visa and work. Not sure if people are doing it now, but before pandemic, certanly
This is a VERY privileged topic. I see so many people here blaming the students, rather than the system which commodifies education as a product to be bought or put in debt over.
From Australia: To many overseas "students" a student visa is a backdoor working visa. When their course finishes they enroll in another cheap course (usually English) to enable them to keep working.
Great video as always. I was wondering if there will be any video on the channel about the recent news of Saudi Arabia. How they ended their 50 year petrodollar contract with the US and are now part of the mBridge bank system project with China.
To sum up: the rich have different desires and needs than the poor. Rather than looking at nationalities, what adjusting for socio economic background and employment prospects back in the home country. Only the wealthiest Europeans can send their kids for overseas studies and China’s wealthy class is incomparable in numbers and wealth both with fair prospects of finding well paying jobs back home. That equally excludes the difference in family sizes (single children versus multiple siblings families). Coming from India, your earnings prospects at equivalent degree will be far lower back home rather than many host countries, hence the incentive for “getting the foot in the door” in a country with higher earnings will take precedence over the quality of education. As for African students, a vast number have to pay the “black tax”. When the family sacrifices for ONE to go study overseas, he is expected to “pay back” for the entire family back home well into adulthood.
According to Globe & Mail (May 10, 2024): "In 2021, 406,000 new permanent residents were admitted to Canada. Of that number, 32 per cent were from India, with China accounting for only 8 per cent and the Philippines accounting for 4 per cent. In 2022, India made up 27 per cent of the intake." Canada is morphing into Hindustan. Similar picture in the US. " Indians represent the second largest U.S. immigrant group, after Mexicans and ahead of Chinese and Filipinos. The 2.7 million Indian immigrants living in the United States as of 2021 made up 6 percent of the total foreign-born population, and their numbers continue to grow."
And most of them are now unskilled Hindus. The previous wave was of highly education-driven Sikhs, who turned into doctors, managers, accountants, technologists etc. This wave of Hindus will turn mostly into low paid service workers.
Chinese students have good job opportunities waiting for them back home as soon as they graduate unlike students from other countries. The reason why they even go abroad to study is to get the international experience so that they are more marketable in China because they act as liaisons in their export driven economy.
Extremely expensive to study there. The tuition fees increase by 6% to 7% a year. Back in the early 1990s, it was about $9000 a year tuition fees for a basic undergraduate course. Now, it's $70K a year. Costs of living have also skyrocketed and, there's the housing crisis.
Kevin is the only American that I follow on TH-cam who are focusing on details of important things happening in China, those details explain how China is progressing little by little.
Like most issues, you have to 'embarrass' the public/private/not for profit bureaucracies into change. The most effective way is to not allow any work during studies, and no open-ended permanent residency system afterwards. (This is USA Policy.) If they are authentically skilled then they can have it assessed, otherwise, they lazy local employers domestically can proactively train people! But of course we live in the 'Lucky Country', with ..... managers... Personally, I still hold the view that this is another feature of the financial sector and the Government Planners who just want more customers to prop up a failed system.
An Indian student prefer to get a work visa after graduation so that he can repay his student loan. If Australia can’t provide that then probably they should not expect international students from these countries and send their representatives to India to do marketing in five star hotels selling dreams to the aspirational middle class students.
Brit here. Don't know about the other countries but the UK is just using foreign students as strawman in the lead up to the election. In reality misuse of student visas is not actually a big problem here.
once an indian argued with me that india's it industry is better than china's. the reason why he had that conclusion is that there are way more indian people working in developed countries' IT companies than chinese😂 I mean there are lots of big IT firms and positions waiting for the chinese students back home and that's how a better industry works
@@mistermood4164 tencent is a govt. Owned business.... Show me independent companies like google in China.... China has 4x gdp because you killed 400 million babies You have 4x gdp because you had free US access with because of hong kong You had 4 x gdp because you live in a bubble.... Can a ccp member survive without a xi jinping potrait at his home ? Can Jack ma speak publicly about chinese banks...?? Your state province's showing paper growth buy sleeping with evergrande and country garden... We can't do all this in India... Here people have rights... We have merit.... Compare the tourists coming to South Korea, Japan to China... You will know how successful is your paper dragon.... India will take more time then China and we Are ready for that.... Because it is better for country then some communist party 🧸 to rule us for his life.... Hows the 3 child policy going? Booming right. 😂😂 Killing babies to show growth is the worst possible thing to do....for a human...
Well about the South Asian students it's an open secret that studying in US, UK, Australia, Canada is more about gaining an entry into these countries than about actual studies. But at least they are not taking the illegal routes that many other migrants from South Asian region seek.
Some misinformation here. Chinese students have to have a minimum score of IELTS 5.0 just to study English. Why? They have poor visa compliance and attendance. Most English language schools have few if any Chinese students or congregate in a few schools. Why? Because Australian Imigration punishes schools who have students with poor attendance and compliance and makes it harder to get more students on visas. So to avoid this, they avoid Chinese students as they are high risk. University avoids this hypothetically with high fees increasing the risk to the student, not the university. Even Brazilians have higher ratings to get visas than Chinese.
software design in UQ is bad, non-windows related courses but Australia market is all about C# and .Net or MS365, azure for IT. react course wasn’t introduced until late 2022, though still useful but it has evolved to next.js and also vue.js now. it’s just absurd.
Objectively speaking, the right to work anywhere in the world is a human right. The fact that the majority in the world are not permitted this right is simply a consequence of the historical unequal development of nation states.
Being an erudite graduate without a job is excruciating. Pricey tuition fees really dissuade Chinese students from studying abroad in wealthy nations namely the US, Australia, the UK and many others. As for Australia, Chinese students have brought a fundamental source of revenues for Australian institutions that might be integral ay the moment.
The money an Indian student earns while studying in Australia is nowhere near enough for expensive international student tuition plus living costs. So your claim they are adding little to the economy is just plain wrong.
Is it really worth sacrificing their young lives for Chinese students to choose to study in the US and returning home as corpses after being murdered as victims of hate crimes?
This video didn't discuss that Chinese students aspire to study abroad in the West and mostly in the US while most students that aspire to study abroad in China generally come from disadvantaged backgrounds in the Global South. China has some of the world's best universities in the Beijing area but still... Think about ehat that means.
Top Chinese students aspire to study in the top Chinese Universities not abroad as you suggested. Only those who are not selected for the top universities goes abroad. China's universities graduated 11.8million students in 2024, meanwhile only around 280K Chinese students graduated from universities in the US. Those who graduated from the US don't get preferential treatment when looking for a job back in China.
@wwk9818 So true ! A relative of mine came to the US after high school, and is now a PhD student at the prestigious UVA 😂. I don't he was good enough to even get into a mid range university in China. 😂😂😂
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Without Chinese students, MANY universities/colleges would likely fold in Australia. In fact, many here in the US are struggling to survive, given the exodus due to the strong anti-China sentiment promulgated by the American government/media.
I gave up on the USA in the 1990s
These Chinese students should do the same
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Chinese Americans are 1.58% of the total U.S. population (2021)
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Today, Chinese Americans still continue to own about 20% of all U.S.-based information technology companies that were founded in Silicon Valley since 1980.
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All Asian students should stop studying in US unis and colleges. They are helping finance the US regime's aggressions and belligerent bad behaviour towards Asian countries.
Many of the useless degrees are already not finding domestic students for enrollment.
Same in Canada here. We use to have a good relationship with China and we were doing great before following the USA.
And yet many so-called analyst are expecting Indian economy to catch up to China's. Culture and mindsets take generations to solidify.
Yeah, it's very common for indian people to dream of leaving India. Even big cities life there is incomparable with any developed country
印度需要文化大革命
In China, Being poor is a Shame. So every family is willing to work hard for success. And also, China has been selecting elite by education two thousand years before, which makes people pay more attention to education.
There is a famous saying in China: education is far more senior than everything.
@@xjfifyBut the two Communist Parties of India, Maoists and Marxist wings, and West Bengal governor Mamata Banerjee’s political party has little machinery to further support the break-up of the duopoly in India’s political landscapes
@@astroganovBut visa applications by Indians to the US oftentimes faces rejections
Many US student going to universities end up with a big amount of debt they pay with a low qualification, low salary job ....
Ouch!
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There are only a very few what I would call 'Golden Channels' on TH-cam, and this is one. Calm, consice, honest, and insightful content. I am now a regular listener and can only say a humble thank you to Kevin and his team for their hard work you are much appreciated.
I agree 100%
He routinely lies about China and Chinese people but to you its a handjob anyway, true or lies it gets you off
Yeah i am glad the you-tube Algro sent me his channel. There is another china channel called China Insite that i use to watch until i notice something odd. 100 percent negative . I am no fan of the Chinese system but i can be object and say those people worked some magic in the last 70 years.
@@Tampa0123456789 70 years? From 1 to around 40 years Chinas mainland devolved into a brutal hellscape of starvation, malnutrition, 58 yo lifespans, arguably the most mass-murdered people who lived in extreme poverty and that means freezing to death k
In winters.
Such horrifying decline they wiped out nature to eat and burn it and pollution was no concern. 70 years? The 'magic' does happen around 1990.
You know rhis right?
Its around 1990s or lets say the last 30 years a massive change happened, going from one of the worst, poorest, most backward crapholes and 30 years later similar to a Brazil or Russia or matching Japan of the 1970s.
What do you think was the big magic that was worked 30 years ago?
Agree. 👍
This has been going on in Australia for 15 years or so.
It's just a more sly and sneaky form of illegal immigrants arriving to our shores.
An Indian "student " told me,he used to go to tech college,once a week because he works 2 jobs and that's why he came to make money.
Australia is grand master of creating loop hole legislation that can be manipulated for an outcome,and probably most wester nations the same.
Its about migration not education.
Yet, none of the political parties in the Collective West seem to take any actions !
To be frank us and Canadian rejects from India apply for Australia. Only the mediocre move with such desperation - they really don't care about Australiaian education.
Expect problems like Canada in the near future.
A few years ago, Australian university lecturers and professors were alarmed and despondent over the fact that students coming in from places like India, have such a poor grasp of the English language that they are literally unable to write, spell and compose a grammatically acceptable and coherent sentence and yet, they are enrolled in colleges and other institutions of higher education. Yet, Chinese students are being singled out for vilification by our mainstream media. Weird?
If you call anyone "Illegal" just because you don't like them, dud you have different problem with yourself. The reason why they are "low-skilled" is done on purpose by the same gouvernoment who doesn't recognize (for political reasons of course) any of their potential " student skilled work experience" towards migration. Gouvernoment has been restricting students into these low jobs now blaming students for working them.
you gotta be really brainwashed bro to call legal people "Illegal", thats why your opinion based on nothing has no weight but hate. you getting called out for this👐👐
Chinese people not only value quality, but also pay attention to educational equity. For example, more than a decade ago, some Chinese universities began to learn from the practices of European and American universities and decided some university admissions through independent enrollment. At first, everyone supported this approach because it gave students a second way to enter university. But after several years of actual experiments, it was found that the beneficiaries of independent enrollment in colleges and universities are mostly children from wealthy families, because wealthy families can afford the cost of their children learning new skills and social practice, making them more competitive in independent enrollment in colleges and universities. This enrollment method is unfair to children from poor families and can almost be said to be tailor-made for children from wealthy families. So China has cancelled independent enrollment in colleges and universities since 2020.
Thanks for sharing.
Could you share what u mean by independent enrollment? How is it different from other forms of enrollment in Chinese universities ?
@@karatsurba4791 in China every high school senior takes a national university entrance exam called the gaokao. It takes place every year from June 7 to June 9. One’s admission to university is based solely on their score on the exam.
@@karatsurba4791 Students submit admission applications to their favorite schools based on their college entrance examination scores. Schools admit students based on their college entrance examination scores from high to low. If the quota is full, no more students will be admitted. This is called unified enrollment. Independent enrollment of colleges and universities means that the school independently applies to the Ministry of Education for enrollment quotas, organizes written tests and interviews on its own, and independently sets admission standards. For example, University A applied to the Ministry of Education for 50 independent enrollment quotas. After approval by the Ministry of Education, University A organized written tests and interviews on its own. The final admission standard is that the written test accounts for 60% of the total score and the interview accounts for 40%. The written test is relatively fair and not easy to cheat. The interview mainly examines the comprehensive ability of students. For example, if you can play the piano or master a foreign language, you will be judged as having rare specialties, and it is easier to get high scores in the interview. Children from poor families cannot afford the cost of these extracurricular studies, resulting in a high degree of overlap in their specialties shown in the interview, and it is more difficult to get high scores in the interview. As a result, more than 80% of the 50 admitted students came from wealthy families. This makes this enrollment method almost tailor-made for wealthy families. Considering that teachers involved in the interviews might accept bribes, and that interview scoring is highly subjective and it is difficult to determine whether bribes have been accepted, this independent admission method was cancelled after a few years of implementation because its fairness was questioned.
You meant elite families
@@karatsurba4791 You can search the following keywords for the article that explains it:
Independent Admissions and the Challenge of ‘Gaokao’ Reform by Wu Xiaogang
Brain drain.
My relative in Saigon was just one of those kids that could do high level mathamatics effortlessly. She recieved a scholarship to a top Aussie university. This scholarship was unbelievable basically everything was to be paid for her. The Vietnam government opposes such scholarships because few if any of these students ever come home...unbelievably my niece declined the offer.
For thousands of years, Education is the top priority for the Han tribe.
We have a saying, it takes 10 years to grow a tree, but it takes one hundred years to grow a man _(十年树木百年树人)_
We Han people are willing to forego all profits for a hundred years, if we can be ensured that our next generation would receive proper education
Hell yeah.
I don't think it's fair to distinguish between Han and other Chinese minority groups. The Chinese civilisation as a whole succeeded as a whole being unified as one nation.
漢是整體民族national，不是tribe部落。四千年前大禹治水後已經不是部落了。
band > tribe > chiefdom > state
nation = the culture
country = the land
state = the political system
I would not necessarily put it quite like that. Most Chinese Students I knew at university in Australia just enjoyed intellectual challenges. No topic was too taboo and lots of interesting things to discuss, language withstanding.
@@CA999 I found this to be the case as well. They're just curious and fascinated with learning. I was the same along with my 3 other siblings. We just liked learning about everything we could that we personally found interesting and it made getting through school much more bearable.
To be honest, I found the middle school system in Australia severely lacking.
Is time to crack down on these fraudulent schemes!
China has many many top-notch universities , I think most Chinese students will go to the local universities in China , for those that go outside, most of them are from rich families, if there are from rich families, they don't need to work.
Chinese universities are very competitively
It's most likely overseas Chinese students are the ones with the lowest Gaokao scores and omitted from Chinese university
you made a point
Not necessarily rich families. I have relatives who sent their children to Australia college because they could not go to top schools in China. Parents used their life savings so kids could get the best education they could afford.
I want to add that those single child in family is so spoiled.
The pursuit of STEM means different things to Indian students: Subway TimHortons ExpressPizza McDonalds
😂😂😂
LMAO
They are no different from migrants around world, looking for better opportunities and a better life. Modi should focus on improving the lives of his people instead of playing macho man at world stage.
If you ditch the hatred , you could be a better you .
@@elliekwong31802024 India economy GDP is 8.9%! 2025 India will be a superpower !
Unless for higher degrees, the ones that go to universities abroad are mostly the students the can't make it into a Chinese university.
But still a lot smarter comparatively. They are top of the creme.
Totally correct. It used to be if they studied abroad they would be given the crème of the jobs. Now its a disadvantage as Chinese universities have risen so high up the rankings. Many Chinese universities are in the world top 100. Example, Tsinghua, Beijing universities are highly ranked (albeit reluctantly by western scrutineers)
Chinese students are genuine as they are quite rich.
I just rented out my 2 room apartment in a good area next to the train stop to 2 chinese girls students for A$65,000 per annum.
I doubt other countries students have that much monies.
Chinese students will go back to China and head their international companies.
They don't want to find jobs in Australia after graduation?
@@slomo4672十年前会，十年后的现在不会，非常抱歉我用中文回复这样对我更方便。如果有钱生活在中国比在西方更舒适更安全。
@@slomo4672 China has more opportunities and better life quality, high tech, fun things, transportation, etc, believe it or not.
@@slomo4672aust is like a huge, expensive nature reserve for geriatrics.
@@slomo4672he forgot the racism and Chinese seen as spies these days
I’m curious if Australia will follow those US 100% tariffs
Oh for G's sakes, let's just be real. Whenever I or you step foot in a Canadian University or other Western Universities, all the Chinese students look like they are there for the quality education and will use it to add value to what they will do. Not so much for other foreign students, and that's an honest eye observing, by a Vietnamese
Wait a minute; Uncle Sam will say those Chinese students were James Bonds from China. 😂😂😂😂😂
Americans is a hysterical people with guns!
Whether Chinese student or a weather baloon, you aren't safe there!
Everybody knows that "Uncle Sam " is the biggest liar on the planet . except for maybe for "Donny the Felon Trump " ( can you believe 4000 lawsuits ? )
@@mikeboate208 sadly I realized it's not just the Republicans but also the Dems after I saw them support Ukraine and Israel. I'm never voting Dem again (and never considered Republikkkans ever). I'm voting green only, and I now consider myself a communist.
@@mikeboate208 You mean "Uncle Scam" or "Uncle Scammed".
They confuse everyday chinese gadgets eith bond spy gadgets
In Canada, most if not all Tim Hortons are staffed by young Indians. No joke.
Australia is quite similar. So many Indian "students" and in fact students from South Asia (minus Singapore) came here to work as "DiDi" fast food delivery service.
Tim Horton ?
The Ice Hockey Player ? 😃
@@strongchallenger2269
What do you mean minus Singapore ?
In Waterloo Canada, two universities and a college that massively increased overseas "students". Now the low end of the job market is overwhelmed with Indians, even food banks are increasingly being visited by such "students". Govt was forced to act only by an upcoming election. Rampant immigration fraud. Rents off the scale due to 7-10 "students" sharing a single small residence.
Indian students gaming the Australia visa system. Driving up housing crisis and inflation
Kick them out from Australia and New Zealand!
What system they haven't game? Thereafter the system being gamed collapses.
Not only students vs educational institutions, but companies as well.
@@ParkerAt941 case in point: 'tech support' scams
The housing crisis is already bad even without indians or any other nationality for that matter coming in. Blame the government for its policy on real estate investments
The Australian government and greedy elites have caused the housing crisis. This is just xenophobia and blaming people not like you for your problems.. look how that worked out for Germany dumbarse.
John fing Howard and his mates started the housing crisis in 2000 by dropping the capital gains tax and turning housing from a need to a commodity..
Shortly after that they jailed Pauline Hanson, and stole all her policies, gaslighting Aussie’s into believing our problems were caused by illegal imitation, and we became one of the only countries to lock up kids for their parents actions.
They even cooked up the anti-whistle blower laws so that anybody exposing their crap would be jailed… look up who the first person to be done-like-a-dinner was with that particular nastiness and wake up!
(Indian - Students) - 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 - (Just - Want) - To - Get - (The - Hell) - Out - of - (India) - 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 - (Students - Visa) - is - (Their) - (1 - Way) - (Ticket) - (Out) - 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 - Even - (A - Janitor's) - (Job) - Outside - of - (India) - 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 - is - (Way - Better) - Than - (Remaining) - in - (India) - 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 -
Jayant Bhandari says India is a hell hole.
I applaud the effort you put into formatting this message hahaha
STEM field means different things to Indian students : Subway TimHortons ExpressPizza McDonalds
@@sammygit9486 very STEM
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When I came to US from Taiwan in 1980s, most of the Chinese students came over for graduate studies. The education of bachelor degree in Taiwan was no worse than American Universities. Only the rich families sent their children to US for college degree because that would avoid them to compete in a very competitive national entrance exam in Taiwan. When the economy in Taiwan greatly improve, the returning rate of Chinese students with graduate degrees became higher because of opportunities of good career jobs. The same thing happened to China since 2010. The living standard in Taiwan and China are not too different from US now. The only issue in Asia is high population density. If a person prefer living in a single family house, not apartment building, US offers much better living conditions. But, for old people, living in higher population density areas becomes more fun. Many of our friends are planning to retire in Taiwan.
This might explain why there are so many young Indian migrants in New Zealand.
In Canada as well. They are taking advantage of very liberal policies of the Trudeau government to try to get out of India and Pakistan.
Same in Canada.
Yup they are not there to get an education but to migrate.
@@Wfmike 100% True and Correct.
England stop them from gaining citizenship and enrollments fell by around 30% (and this was before COVID at the height of the Chinese going overseas to study!
They are everywhere. Literally everywhere.
Most kids from poor backgrounds aren't really interested in going tens of thousands of dollars in debt for the prospect of increasing their earnings in a few years. They want an improvement in their circumstances right now. They've waited all their lives and waiting still longer won't appeal to them.
Washington has a plan for them and it's called Military service
@@mistercut8331
That's only for evil people who wanna go kill innocent folks. Real men join militias, not armies, because militias are independent and fight for defence only.
I think that Chinese families have a view of the value of education itself, just like many Jews always have had. It is much like the notion in many European countries where it has been a way for the working class to move up to the middle class.
Absolutely correct.
More like they have the money to do so. Especially when it comes to Chinese going to foreign universities. Those students are mostly pretty well off. The fraud much of the time is from poor people trying to find any way to get a leg up in a shitty system.
Agree, education placed in the top spot among even the poorest peasants, this is a Chinese culture.
@@AlexpktangWRONG , Chinese people value wealth first , education is just a tool to Chinese in order to achieve wealth.
Students with better grades in Singapore goes to US or UK universities and maybe China universities nowadays.... not Australia........
Japanese banks are dumping US and Europe tbills and bonds to cover unrealized losses. Its speeding up.
This is an important topic, many Australia Universities rely on international student fees, but many SE Asian students just come and switch to low fee college and no show at classroom, straight to work. They lives in rooming house to reduce the cost and send most earned money overseas. To follow US against China, Australia greatly increase the enrolment of SE Asian students then found the problem is really big. Most Chinese students study in Australia go back to China after graduates not staying as there are many reasons. Now less and less Chinese students wish to come as the hostile towards China increase year by year from the west. The west is doing something really wrong.
I admire the hard work and dedication of China to peace, development and respect of sovereignty. Chinese are very humble and smart people when it comes to seeking the good of this life.
and this is why China is so successful today and going forward...
The chart shows that the west has become a source of income for the so called “students” who come in on student’s visa but in reality they are coming to work. China’s students are those from wealthy parents who don’t need to work to pay for their tuitions but to study and broaden their horizons and knowledge. The number of Chinese students who go to the western countries has been decreasing in the last few years because of the geopolitical tension between China and the west and the declining quality of living in the western countries, China’s universities are now at the top level in the world as she is developing rapidly in all technologies.
Another reason is that graduates from the local Chinese universities are smarter and of higher quality than those returning from overseas universities (except from top notch universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, MIT, and the like). Australian university graduates are no longer highly regarded in China these days, not like in the early 2000s. That may explain why less Chinese students are studying in Australia.
@@martinleung212 right, also uk is no longer top country to study.
@@philiptan2051UK is a pauper trying to look royal and relevant.
Similar situation in the UK. The international students pay higher tuition fees. UK has plenty of Nigerian and Pakistani students. And they could bring their families too. Now that the government is planning a cap on the number of international students, universities go into panic mode because most of their income stream will be cut off. No University in the UK has gone bankrupt, but it looks like it's just a matter of time now. Or they will start merging with other universities.
Yep and it's possible that there will be a "for sale sign" on these bankrupt universities...and colleges
You left out indians.
You mentioned nigerians and pakistanis but didn't mention indians whose number is almost double that of nigeria and pakistan combined.
@@the80386 Yes, I was speaking from experience. At the uni I work, there aren't many Indians, which doesn't mean that they go to different parts of the UK
China has the most competitive labour market. That is why the Chinese student emphasis quality of education which can increase their competitiveness.
Chinese engineer with Bachelor of Engineering dual degree at EE and CS here.
As you might know, BEng program do not teach students about R&D abilities, and actually many of graduate program students says, western world has great university programs like American, German and Japanese.
And in the case of English speaking countries like Britain and Australia, actually only rich class consider about them as destination, as long as working are harmful for education preparation period.
So, you can say the confucious belief makes China has emphasis at education, but actually don't means the competitive makes education quality well, in the oppsite, it is suck especially for non elite-985 universities.
Can just buy a PhD from the filipine, buy one get one free, two for the price of one, but no refund! Be Good.
Filipinos don't need high edication,their jobs are of maids,janitors,low level seamen
I like that 😂
Can't do that in China. Each official certificate would have an ID and can be checked online from anywhere.
A certificate like that will become a lifetime crime evidence for whoever was ever involved. Be careful.
Then use their paid and bought PhD and apply from their uncle Sam visa to migrate there.
I think you could make it more interesting by adding in university ratings and costs. In China I meet a lot of students who studied in UK, or USA in what I would consider rather mediocre schools. My sense is parents are happy to send students off to foreign schools if they can of course afford it, but have little regard or understanding of the schools world ranking.
It's bc Chinese students who can afford to study abroad are always those pretty wealthy today in China, that means they could find better jobs in China with help of their family easily after their graduation or do not have to work.
Yes.. I studied in Australia.. 97 to 02..
Was trying to get an Aussie wife... Did had some progress.. But failed in the end..
There is an unspoken current underneath Australian higher education export industry: both students and universities have primary interest in visa and distant secondary in the quality of education.
For many years I worked for a very big company that hires top 3% of tech talent globally. Everybody in the world knows the company's name. In Sydney office, those who received their degree in Australia were rare exceptions, they just couldn't pass the interview. Vast majority of hires received their education outside of Australia.
I just can't tell you how many australian "IT specialists" work as Uber drivers...
Just saying.
Our firm has many Indian employees. We found the team has high attrition rate. Most of the quitters are going to schools in US.
@Dawson2011H - why are they quitting? would you provide some more details? lack of quality education? lack of discipline? too theoretical and lacking practical experience?
As a German now living in the U.S. it always struck me how college doesn't seem to be about learning first and foremost. I partially blame prohibiting alcohol and overly puritan attitudes. As soon as kids move out, they can finally go crazy. In Germany you sip beer and see public nudity in your teens, so it's not a big deal, but you learn early that diligence and learning things are highly socially valued (and not just for "nerds").
Or maybe it's because Education is a for-profit venture in most places that saddles students with debt.
Atheists go to university to drink and have sex?
Thank God I live in a Muslim country.
China is suppoted by a culture and history of more than 5,000 years.
Much struggles and survival technics had been learnt in this period.
Chinese people will survive.
The century of shame will not be repeated.
Informative and interesting
From Australia: A true story: A postgrad "student" brings in their partner and children. The "student" and partner work to pay for the Uni fees, living expenses and send money home. Meanwhile the children attend free schooling.
So, what's your point😊
@@othmanhassanmajid8192 Outdated student visa scheme being taken advantage by so called "students" increase house prices (20%plus in 2023) and costing the Govenment money in providing free education.
My outlook on money changed when I realized someone making $200K can retire broke & someone making $80K can retire a millionaire. With the current market movement, you have $100K to invest. Where are you investing it?
You're correct!! I make a lot of money without relying on the government. Investing in stocks and digital currencies is beneficial at this moment .
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You trade with Stacey Macken too? Wow that woman has been a blessing to me and my family.
Honestly, I'm surprised that this mrs Stacey Macken is mentioned here, came across a testimony about her from one of the beneficiaries on the CNBC news, she seems to be doing extremely well.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn't know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been super
More people need to see this. This is very good information.
You think the Australian government doesn't know this?
Don‘t ever expect too much from politicians.
well, i knew some foreigners in China who would go to the University to study Chinese, to get a visa and work. Not sure if people are doing it now, but before pandemic, certanly
This is a VERY privileged topic. I see so many people here blaming the students, rather than the system which commodifies education as a product to be bought or put in debt over.
From Australia: To many overseas "students" a student visa is a backdoor working visa. When their course finishes they enroll in another cheap course (usually English) to enable them to keep working.
By the way, does anybody recognize the text being read at the end of each video? :-))) oh-la-la...
Great video as always. I was wondering if there will be any video on the channel about the recent news of Saudi Arabia. How they ended their 50 year petrodollar contract with the US and are now part of the mBridge bank system project with China.
"50 year petrodollar contract" is fake news.
That was fake news.
F@ke news. Totally made up by a low subscriber vlogger.
**Petrodollar contract** fake news***
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To sum up: the rich have different desires and needs than the poor.
Rather than looking at nationalities, what adjusting for socio economic background and employment prospects back in the home country.
Only the wealthiest Europeans can send their kids for overseas studies and China’s wealthy class is incomparable in numbers and wealth both with fair prospects of finding well paying jobs back home. That equally excludes the difference in family sizes (single children versus multiple siblings families). Coming from India, your earnings prospects at equivalent degree will be far lower back home rather than many host countries, hence the incentive for “getting the foot in the door” in a country with higher earnings will take precedence over the quality of education.
As for African students, a vast number have to pay the “black tax”. When the family sacrifices for ONE to go study overseas, he is expected to “pay back” for the entire family back home well into adulthood.
Love the handsome statue of Mao and the beautiful surroundings.
he was tall n handsome in his young days.
Great video. But why is there a bible verse audio playing in the background throughout?
According to Globe & Mail (May 10, 2024): "In 2021, 406,000 new permanent residents were admitted to Canada. Of that number, 32 per cent were from India, with China accounting for only 8 per cent and the Philippines accounting for 4 per cent. In 2022, India made up 27 per cent of the intake." Canada is morphing into Hindustan. Similar picture in the US. " Indians represent the second largest U.S. immigrant group, after Mexicans and ahead of Chinese and Filipinos. The 2.7 million Indian immigrants living in the United States as of 2021 made up 6 percent of the total foreign-born population, and their numbers continue to grow."
And most of them are now unskilled Hindus. The previous wave was of highly education-driven Sikhs, who turned into doctors, managers, accountants, technologists etc. This wave of Hindus will turn mostly into low paid service workers.
Wow even for Europe, “permanent migration” makes it in the top answers.
The head statue at the end of the video is young Mao Zedong, it is hard to image he had such thick hair when he was young. Mao was born in Hunan.
Chinese students have good job opportunities waiting for them back home as soon as they graduate unlike students from other countries. The reason why they even go abroad to study is to get the international experience so that they are more marketable in China because they act as liaisons in their export driven economy.
Then stop marketing your universities in Africa.
Excellent analysis
governments turn the blind eye to get cheap labour. eventually AU has a lot of immigrated graduates with below standard knowledge and skill. poor AU
Anyone ever wonder who the monument at the end honours?
Extremely expensive to study there. The tuition fees increase by 6% to 7% a year. Back in the early 1990s, it was about $9000 a year tuition fees for a basic undergraduate course. Now, it's $70K a year. Costs of living have also skyrocketed and, there's the housing crisis.
Kevin is the only American that I follow on TH-cam who are focusing on details of important things happening in China, those details explain how China is progressing little by little.
Like most issues, you have to 'embarrass' the public/private/not for profit bureaucracies into change.
The most effective way is to not allow any work during studies, and no open-ended permanent residency system afterwards. (This is USA Policy.) If they are authentically skilled then they can have it assessed, otherwise, they lazy local employers domestically can proactively train people!
But of course we live in the 'Lucky Country', with ..... managers...
Personally, I still hold the view that this is another feature of the financial sector and the Government Planners who just want more customers to prop up a failed system.
An Indian student prefer to get a work visa after graduation so that he can repay his student loan. If Australia can’t provide that then probably they should not expect international students from these countries and send their representatives to India to do marketing in five star hotels selling dreams to the aspirational middle class students.
What on earth is with the statue's hair at the end of this video? o_O
Brit here. Don't know about the other countries but the UK is just using foreign students as strawman in the lead up to the election. In reality misuse of student visas is not actually a big problem here.
once an indian argued with me that india's it industry is better than china's. the reason why he had that conclusion is that there are way more indian people working in developed countries' IT companies than chinese😂 I mean there are lots of big IT firms and positions waiting for the chinese students back home and that's how a better industry works
Better industry who is scared to open the firewall😂😂....
The only technology chinese master in their lifetime is the VPN
@@Nitish.Singhal India has no tech companies China does.
@@mistermood4164 🤣🤣ok Winnie the pooh
@@Nitish.Singhal show me the Indian equivalent to Tencent of Alibaba?
Why does China have 4x GDP to India?
@@mistermood4164 tencent is a govt. Owned business.... Show me independent companies like google in China....
China has 4x gdp because you killed 400 million babies
You have 4x gdp because you had free US access with because of hong kong
You had 4 x gdp because you live in a bubble....
Can a ccp member survive without a xi jinping potrait at his home ?
Can Jack ma speak publicly about chinese banks...??
Your state province's showing paper growth buy sleeping with evergrande and country garden...
We can't do all this in India...
Here people have rights...
We have merit....
Compare the tourists coming to South Korea, Japan to China... You will know how successful is your paper dragon....
India will take more time then China and we Are ready for that.... Because it is better for country then some communist party 🧸 to rule us for his life....
Hows the 3 child policy going? Booming right. 😂😂
Killing babies to show growth is the worst possible thing to do....for a human...
Learn so much but not relate to the work / job
Bullshit 10 yrs ago I knew Indian students doing this, I'm from Australia
Calm down, Rakesh. 😂😂😂
Can you tell me the source of this study please
Facts and analysis👍
Well about the South Asian students it's an open secret that studying in US, UK, Australia, Canada is more about gaining an entry into these countries than about actual studies. But at least they are not taking the illegal routes that many other migrants from South Asian region seek.
this is correct.
That is a fraud by legal means.
@@grouchypatch9185 yep, full on fraud companies are running in india. then this is nothing.
Thank you for your insights most of which are statistical and fact based !
Fascinating!👍🙏🇨🇳🙂🐲🐼☯️☮️‼️
Some misinformation here. Chinese students have to have a minimum score of IELTS 5.0 just to study English. Why? They have poor visa compliance and attendance.
Most English language schools have few if any Chinese students or congregate in a few schools. Why? Because Australian Imigration punishes schools who have students with poor attendance and compliance and makes it harder to get more students on visas.
So to avoid this, they avoid Chinese students as they are high risk. University avoids this hypothetically with high fees increasing the risk to the student, not the university.
Even Brazilians have higher ratings to get visas than Chinese.
software design in UQ is bad, non-windows related courses but Australia market is all about C# and .Net or MS365, azure for IT. react course wasn’t introduced until late 2022, though still useful but it has evolved to next.js and also vue.js now. it’s just absurd.
Insightful
I like how after your presentations you just let us make our own conclusions, which in make cases should be obvious.
Thank you!
Objectively speaking, the right to work anywhere in the world is a human right. The fact that the majority in the world are not permitted this right is simply a consequence of the historical unequal development of nation states.
Agreed
Top stuff as always Kevin !! Stay safe.
Indians coming to Australia for work
Only Chinese?
Many other asians also study in Australia…
only Chinese and European students care about quality of education, the rest want jobs
gee, wonder why their countries / histories / cultures are the way they are?
Thanks Kevin
it says more about wealth inequality between the students than anything else tbh
Being an erudite graduate without a job is excruciating. Pricey tuition fees really dissuade Chinese students from studying abroad in wealthy nations namely the US, Australia, the UK and many others. As for Australia, Chinese students have brought a fundamental source of revenues for Australian institutions that might be integral ay the moment.
Not enough are dissuaded. Gender studies are not worth the hefty price
The money an Indian student earns while studying in Australia is nowhere near enough for expensive international student tuition plus living costs. So your claim they are adding little to the economy is just plain wrong.
"Education is the source to a better life." This is true. But there are many ways of achieving that.
nothing wrong with kids working their way through college
has been happening for decades.
Is it really worth sacrificing their young lives for Chinese students to choose to study in the US and returning home as corpses after being murdered as victims of hate crimes?
The main objective of education is not employment
You must be rich.
One has to wonder how they fulfilled the requirements for graduation.
whats this voice is saying in the background? i dont have a potent phone to decifer that
This is so true - Can anyone explain how this is an export if the money is earned in Australia?
U are unique ❤
The Aussie should be proud that they can help the poors from around the world.
Every petrol station in Australia is run by Indians.
in my area the same all petrol stations, also plus the local Seven Eleven, McDonald's, domino's, almost all Ubers , courier & delivery drivers
because no one else will work for that wage !
@@mikeboate208 Really, it's Indians who are buying high-end housing with those low wages.
Numbers are telling the cold facts.
Same in Germany.
That’s amazing. We’ve been boycotting colleges for three years who’s smarter?
This video didn't discuss that Chinese students aspire to study abroad in the West and mostly in the US while most students that aspire to study abroad in China generally come from disadvantaged backgrounds in the Global South. China has some of the world's best universities in the Beijing area but still... Think about ehat that means.
affordability obviously
Top Chinese students aspire to study in the top Chinese Universities not abroad as you suggested. Only those who are not selected for the top universities goes abroad.
China's universities graduated 11.8million students in 2024, meanwhile only around 280K Chinese students graduated from universities in the US. Those who graduated from the US don't get preferential treatment when looking for a job back in China.
@wwk9818 So true ! A relative of mine came to the US after high school, and is now a PhD student at the prestigious UVA 😂. I don't he was good enough to even get into a mid range university in China. 😂😂😂