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本帖最后由 I'm_zhcn 于 2009-1-19 01:38 编辑
China opened a new chapter in its educational history in 1950, when the country played host to its first contingent of foreign students, a group of 33 people from east European nations.
Since the country implemented its opening policy in 1978, the influx of foreign students has grown at a rapid rate.
According to statistics released by the Ministry of Education, more foreigh students visited China in 2006 than during any other year since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949.
That year also saw record numbers of source countries of foreign students and the universities welcoming them.
Altogether, 162,695 foreign students from 184 countries and regions came to study in China that year, which increased 15.3% that of 2005.
Of the total, the numbers of students pursuing master's and doctor's degrees grew considerably.
They studied at 519 universities, colleges and institutes of scientific research in 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central goverment, majoring in the Chinese languages, economics, history, philosophy, management, law, education, the sciences, engineering, medicine and agriculture.
Most of the foreign students studied both the chinese language and their major subject, establishing the formula "Chinese language and thier major subject, establishing the formula"Chinese language + major".
By learning the language, these students learn more about Chinese culture and play an active role in promoting exchanges and co-operation between their native countries and China, effectively creating a variety of future opportunities.
《求学中国》五洲传播出版社 2007年7月第1版 P4-5
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