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Admission In Wuhan Medical University China For MBBS Program

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I thought Fauci was hospitalized with the WEST NILE virsus? "Fauci wants to bring back MASKS after contracting COVID (despite being vaccinated SIX times)"

12 Aug 2024

By Alexa Lardieri U.S. Deputy Health Editor Dailymail.Com

The number of infections is increasing as part of another summer surge - even though hospitalizations and deaths from the virus remain at historic lows.

On Monday, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease said: 'The message is that if you are in a risk category you have got to take this seriously.'

The 83-year-old told people with comorbidities and seniors 'you should be wearing a mask' in crowded places.

He also revealed he had contracted Covid about two weeks ago. It was his third Covid infection and he has been vaccinated and boosted a total of six times.

The above shows weekly Covid deaths (blue bars) and percent positivity of Covid tests (orange line)

The above shows the percent positivity of Covid tests in the past week by region in the US

According to the CDC, the weekly Covid test positivity for the week ending August 3 was nearly 18 percent, compared to 16 percent the prior week and 10 percent one month before that. 

Test positivity is the share of Covid swabs taken that come back positive. 

World Health Organization officials warn that if the virus continues to spread, it could lead to new mutations and severe infections that evade vaccine protection and therapeutics. 

Deaths have been generally on the rise since May, but began declining the week ending July 20. They currently hover at around 500 per week, compared to more than 25,000 in the fall of 2020.

The elderly, people with compromised immune systems and those with comorbidities are more at risk of developing severe Covid, being hospitalized and have a higher risk of death from the virus. 

New documents 'credibly show' Covid DID leak from Wuhan lab, say House Republicans

Dr Fauci told MedPage Today Editor-in-Chief Dr Jeremy Faust: 'You don't have to immobilize what you do and cut yourself off from society, but regardless of what the current recommendations are, when you're in a crowded closed space and you're an 85-year-old person with chronic lung disease or a 55-year-old person who is morbidly obese with diabetes and hypertension, then you should be wearing a mask.

'And you should be careful to avoid crowded places where you don't know the status of other people and you should get vaccinated and boosted on a regular basis.'

Dr Fauci's face mask guidelines have long been criticized as people claimed they did not work to prevent the spread of Covid. 

The educational and social effects of face masks on children have been well documented, with one NIH study calling the impact of mask use on students' literacy and learning 'very negative.' 

Another NIH study also found that social distancing caused 'depression, generalized anxiety, acute stress and intrusive thoughts.'  

And in testimony to Republicans in June, Dr Fauci admitted he didn't remember reading anything to support that masking kids would prevent COVID.

When asked if masking kids was an effective way of preventing Covid transmission, he said: 'I still think that's up in the air.' 

Despite the mixed guidance, experts are still concerned about the rapid spread.

Dr Ashish Jha, dean of Brown University's School of Public Health and former White House Covid response coordinator, told NBC: 'If you just talk about infections, this is probably going to end up becoming the largest summer wave we’ve had. It’s still not as big as the winter waves, but it is starting to get close.'

Dr Anthony Fauci recommended that the elderly and people with comorbidities wear face masks to protect against Covid

Dr Jha said she expects this surge to peak in the next few weeks and subside in September, just as updated vaccines to target the KP.2 strain of Covid become available.  

Additionally, in a briefing last week, World Health Organization officials said 84 countries are experiencing a rise in the percentage of positive Covid tests over the last several weeks. 

WHO officials said: 'Covid-19 infections are surging globally... and are unlikely to decline anytime soon. The UN health agency is also warning that more severe variants of the coronavirus may soon be on the horizon.'

And wastewater surveillance suggests the spread of the virus is two to 20 times higher than what is currently being reported. 

WHO officials added that new waves of infection could spur mutations and more dangerous strains of the virus 'that could potentially evade detection systems and be unresponsive to medical intervention.

The health agency is urging countries to ramp up their vaccination efforts and promote yearly Covid vaccines for high-risk individuals. 

Dr Maria Van Kerkhove, an infectious disease epidemiologist and lead of the COVID-19 response at WHO, said: 'As individuals it is important to take measures to reduce risk of infection and severe disease, including ensuring that you have had a COVID-19 vaccination dose in the last 12 months, especially, if you are in an at-risk group.

'I am concerned with such low coverage and with such large circulation, if we were to have a variant that would be more severe, then the susceptibility of the at-risk populations to develop severe disease is huge.'"

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Authored by Martin Hoyt via RealClearHealth,

It did not have to be this way. The COVID-19 pandemic cost American citizens their lives, their livelihoods, education, mental health, reputations and, ultimately, civil and religious freedoms. “The U.S. accounts for less than 5% of the world’s population, but more than 25% of total COVID-19 cases reported across the globe, and it currently ranks among the top 10 countries in COVID-19-related deaths per capita,” wrote the authors of  2023 commentary in the Journal of the American Medical Association. And for all that, we have government to thank.  

For years leading up to the pandemic, the nation had spent billions on preparation and planning for a biohazard attack or event. Whatever we learned was quickly discarded or undone by a lack of accountability, transparency, and humility. Decades of planning and untold man hours of research and training were rendered ineffective by a corrupt culture of greed, self-importance, scientific misconduct, and outright fraud. Because, while the government worked to prevent the worst, it was also helping to create chaos and contagion by funding and facilitating gain of function (GOF) research. 

GOF research refers to laboratory efforts to make viruses deadlier or to increase their transmissibility. The potential for disaster is obvious. Almost five years prior to the pandemic Dr. Marc Lipsitch and Dr. Alison Galvani noted that GOF pathogenic research posed “a risk of accidental and deliberate release that, if it led to extensive spread of the new agent, could cost many lives … Furthermore, the likelihood of risk is multiplied as the number of laboratories conducting such research increases around the globe.” 

But according to Dr. Anthony Fauci’s emails and other NIAID communications obtained via FOIA – those that weren’t deleted by the now-infamous “FOIA lady” – the Wuhan lab was working on Covid research with the U.S. as early as 2015. And the worst happened. Dr. Richard H. Ebright of Rutgers University told a Senate committee hearing on June 18, 2024, that “… lapses in U.S. oversight of gain-of-function research and enhanced potential pandemic pathogen research likely contributed to the origin of COVID-19 …” 

While Ebright said GOF has no medical utility, he emphasized that there are “major incentives to researchers worldwide, in China, and in the U.S. The researchers undertake this research because it is easy, they get the money, and they can get the papers [in science journals].” 

Not surprisingly, China was selected because it was quicker and cheaper to conduct research without U.S. government entanglements or oversight. Dr. Steven Quay also testified on June 18 and said the Wuhan Institute of Virology is a “level-2 lab,” as opposed to highly secure level-4 labs elsewhere. Moreover, Dr. Fauci et al were able to fund this research because the law was silent. Ebright again:  

… in this category of research, which is the most significant in terms of consequences and potentially existential risk there is almost no regulation with force of law. No regulation with force of law for biosafety or any pathogen other than the smallpox virus and no regulation with force of law for bio risk management for any pathogen.

But the U.S. and the world, may have temporarily escaped imminent catastrophe. Consider, according to Dr. Quay, what Wuhan obtained from Canada’s National Microbiology Lab in 2019: “two vials each of 15 strains of virus: seven varieties of Ebola virus, the Hendra virus, and two strains of Nipah virus, Malaysia and Bangladesh.” These virus samples, according to Dr. Steven Quay, are “the top three most deadly human pathogens on the planet.” The samples were obtained under murky circumstances (“described as a possible policy breach”) from a level-4 lab and surreptitiously flown on a commercial flight to Beijing where they were subsequently placed in a level-2 lab overseen by a country with a long history of a disregard for proper safety protocols.

Gain of function research probably created COVID-19, but our legislative and executive branches created the conditions for the disaster. Congress failed to pass laws governing specific GOF research, both Congress and the executive branch failed to effectively manage the federal health and science bureaucracy, and various agencies failed to monitor the behavior and performance of grantees and vendors engaged in GOF research. When catastrophe struck, self-interest and political survival of those responsible overrode the best interests of our citizenry. 

Who in the government benefited? How and to what extent did they benefit? Did any GOF research contribute to the U.S. global or response? Is GOF research being rerouted to our defense and security agencies to avoid scrutiny? NIAID continues to stall, obfuscate, and otherwise restrict transparency to its current and past activities. We know there was a concerted effort by senior leaders like Anthony Fauci to hide or delete emails but many other records still likely exist that remain uncovered.

This must change. Any research activity or sponsorship of scientific endeavors that are capable of mass extinction, such as GOF, must be subjected to a higher level of accountability and scrutiny by our elected leaders and the American public. Accountability, transparency, and public debate after an international crisis like Covid-19 can’t undo the global catastrophic harm that was done. It can, however, reduce the ability of our public health bureaucracy to contribute to the next disaster or looming crisis.

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Full Name: Xu, Wuhan Siguel 

Nicknames: Cig, Yuan

Birthday: March 7, 1997

Nationality: Korean-Chinese-Spanish

Status: In a relationship

Birthplace: Wuhan, China

Hometown: Seoul, SK

City: Laguna Province, Philippines 

Age: 26

Zodiac Sign: Pisces ♓

MBTI: INFP

Family: Dad, Sibling (Younger)

DISCLAIMERS

To avoid conflicts, I'm clarifying that I'm not Xu Minghao and I am not affiliated to the said artist, even his agency and group. (HYBE, SEVENTEEN) He's used to portray the character I'm trying to convey, meaning all the events is all made up by the user's minds. Any concept, names, events, mentioned on my every blog related to real life is not intended and pure coincidence. All the photos were edited by yours truly and I don't want anyone taking them without my permission.

PLOT (!)

📹 CAREER 📸

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Wuhan Siguel (Martinez) Xu, also known as Yuan, is the singer-songwriter of the Hiwaga, the only all rounded band handled by Sin-Sagada. The 26-year-old lad rose to fame when he started doing acting projects at 9 years old with Keyeast Entertainment. He's a bright and enthusiastic child on camera, and he even has tons of modeling projects at the age of 15.

🖥️ EDUCATION 🎓

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The lad has decided to focus on his career, so he stopped in his sophomore year. He migrated to the Philippines to be his grandparents' companion at Laguna. He continued studying here and was in his fourth year of college, studying a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a Major in Software Technology at Adamson University, located in Manila. He is independently living alone until he finally gets a degree and now, he's one of the members who got chosen to be part of the band he's in.

🎤 DIS/LIKES 🥕

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Xu is half-Spanish, and half-Korean-Chinese, his mom is the Asian. At the age of 9, he is already fluent on speaking four languages (Korean, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese) and can speak five as of the moment. (Japanese, Thai, Tagalog) Despite the spotlight and all the huge crowds, he can never be used to the noise. Xu enjoys himself at peaceful places such as library, parks, and his studio alone. He can't eat soondaes, betamax, raw zucchini and carrots, exotic dishes, and all extremely sweet desserts other than that he eats anything.

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He likes to travel a lot with friends, since he's a mixture of three nations he can't remove his curiousity to the world. Xu once mentioned in an interview that he's not a fan of sports but is very active at outdoor activities because of his boyfriend whose fond of golfing. Music is natural in his nature, he's a producer, a songwriter, and a singer.

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about stupidity.

Its nexus with hatred, that is.

The connection was amusingly evident last month, when when a 34-year-old woman named Ruba Almaghtheh, shouting “Free Palestine,” plowed her Chevy Impala into a building in Indianapolis associated with the “Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge,” a black supremacist sect whose ideology is based on animosity toward white people and, in particular, Jews.

Ms. Almaghtheh, a Muslim native of Jordan, told officers at the scene that she had been watching coverage of the war in Gaza before driving into the “Israel school” and, according to the arrest affidavit, she “decided to [crash] into the building on purpose because she observed a symbol [a star resembling a Jewish one]… on the residence…”

Nice going, Ruba!

Another contender of the Dumbest Hater prize, heretofore the “Ruba,” is Benjamin Burton Brower Jr., 30, who faces felony charges of his own after surveillance cameras at the Salvation Army church and soup kitchen in Altoona, Pennsylvania, recorded him in broad daylight taping razor blades to the hand railing at the building’s entrance.

He was fingered because, according to the Altoona Police Department, he was “shirtless during the incident and identified by a large red swastika tattoo on his chest.”

Not the brightest wolf in the lair.

Then, of course, we have the utter ignorance displayed by college students whose minds somehow permanently deleted the events of October 7 and absorbed a mindless “pro-Hamas” mush in the guise of supporting Palestinian aspirations.

Chant along with me: “From the classrooms to the quad, minds have turned to sod.”

Comedian/commentator Bill Maher well expressed the student mind-muddle at some Ivy League universities with a memorable metaphor: “If ignorance is a disease, Harvard Yard is the Wuhan wet market.”

He went on to note “how higher education has become indoctrination into a stew of bad ideas, among them the simplistic notion that the world is a binary place where everyone is either an oppressor or oppressed—in the case of Israel, oppressors being babies and bubbes.”

None of which, of course, is to say that all anti-Semites or all anti-Israel “activists” are stupid. There are plenty of high-IQ haters. But, when one notes their justifications for their prejudiced positions—wild notions and conspiracy theories, especially about Jews—and their ready acceptance of demonstrable lies as facts (and, concomitantly, their total ignoring of actual facts), the inescapable conclusion is that, stupid or not, what they spew is stupidity.

And what they often reveal is simple ignorance.

A recent survey of college students who sympathize with Palestinians showed that less than half of the students who embrace the “from the river to the sea…” slogan, which Hamas used in its 2017 “revised” charter, were able to name the river and the sea they were shouting about. (Some 10% of those surveyed, moreover, identified Yasser Arafat as the first prime minister of Israel.)

And then there is the ignorance of the definitions of the words “genocide,” “apartheid” and “terrorism.”

Genocide, as defined in 1948 by the United Nations Genocide Convention, refers to “acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group.” Considering that, from 1990 to 2022, the Palestinian population increased from 1.98 million to 5.04 million people, Israel is sure doing an uncharacteristically bad job of genocide.

There’s only one genocidal actor in the current war, and it isn’t Israel.

Apartheid was South Africa’s racist system of institutionalized segregation from 1948 to the early 1990s. The government forbade blacks from marrying non-blacks. Hospitals and beaches were segregated. Education opportunities for blacks were restricted.

Israeli law mandates, and its independent courts ensure, the equal treatment of all the country’s citizens, Arab and Jew alike. Israeli Arab citizens serve as ambassadors, legislators, journalists and academics. Not to mention that the Knesset includes an Islamist Arab political party, or that Arab citizens of Israel have been elected to every Knesset since the state’s founding.

And terrorism refers to violent actions intended to, well, instill terror, rather than to achieve a military objective. The Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 was terrorism. The al-Qaeda attacks on New York and Washington on September 11, 2001, were terrorism. The October 7 Hamas pogrom was terrorism. Israel’s current war is an attempt to prevent terrorism.

So much stupidity and ignorance. It will be hard to decide who wins the Ruba.

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230320 Happy Hyunjin Day 🥳

To celebrate hyunjin’s birthday, his cfanbase held cafe events in china and placed ads in osaka and manila, at seoul’s subway stations, bus stops and buildings near jyp, at 1300+ olive young stores and 934 gs25 stores (in seoul, busan and incheon), and many more❣️

(btw ads in osaka and manila were placed when skz were there for the tour)

Ads -Display on Kyobo Bunko’s 127 electronic screens in 34 kyobo bookstores, on seoul’s bus 5626, malls, in kkt, and in china (beijing, shanghai, hangzhou, chengdu, xi’an, changsha, shenzhen, wuhan, guangzhou, nanjing, chongqing).

Bouquets with purple tulips (hyunjin’s birth flower) and white roses (in pwf video) will be made available at a flower house in china

you can also print pcs at 69 lotte cinemas and get 4cut photos in china! there’s multiple templates to choose from

an led truck will be placed outside of atlanta’s state farm arena (skz‘s next tour stop) as well.

there will also be a random play dance segment (hyunjin birthday edition) in china! songs include skz’s title tracks, play with fire, motley crew, taste, etc.

there is an offline and online hyunjin bday event in withfans as well. the offline event is held in beijing.

his cfanbases have also donated 3200 yuan ($461 usd) to a charity that provides hygiene products to girls in mountainous areas, another 3200 yuan to guide dog food donations, 2000 yuan ($287 usd) to a pink ribbon charity (breast cancer),

9000 yuan to help underprivileged students ($1300 usd), 6000.48 yuan ($870 usd) to promote reading for children in mountainous areas, and 5000 yuan to provide sports equipments for children in underprivileged schools. all were donated under hyunjin’s name.

additionally, hyunjin’s cfansites have also placed ads in 100 7-11 stores in beijing, on the walls of the paris baguette near jyp, at 32 kyobo book centres, and ! there’s also ads in china (shanghai, nanjing, hangzhou, zhengzhou, beijing, guangzhou)

hyunjin’s cfansites have also donated 3168 yuan ($459 usd) to a campaign that helps rural left-behind girls protect themselves from sexual assault. another 3200 yuan ($461 usd) went towards helping stray animals.

hyunjin’s passionate love for art has led to a cfansite donating to a charity that allows children in mountainous areas to receive art education.

6 rescue dogs in china have also been adopted. these were all done under hyunjin’s name as well.

besides cfanbases and cfansites, other cstays are doing birthday projects as well! some are hosting cafe events and placing ads in china, while others are doing donations.

3200 yuan ($461 usd) was donated to help care for stray animals on zhejiang university’s campus.

side note the scale of birthday projects keeps getting bigger each year… for the past 2 years a hyunjin cfanbase has been placing ads at gs25 stores. it went from 271 in 2021, 590 in 2022, to 934 in 2023.

thank you so much @CourageousHyun! ❣️

there’s a lottt being done for his birthday he’s so loved 🥹

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Wuhan Medical University: A Comprehensive Guide

Wuhan University Medical School, located in Wuhan, China, is a prestigious institution known for its excellence in medical education, research, and healthcare services. With a rich history and a commitment to innovation, the university has become a preferred choice for students aspiring to pursue a career in medicine, especially those interested in studying MBBS abroad. This article provides an in-depth look at Wuhan University Medical School, covering aspects such as its history, admission process, fee structure, hostel facilities, rankings, and more.

About Wuhan University Medical School

Founded in 1893, Wuhan Medical University is one of the oldest and most respected universities in China. Its medical school, established in 1923, has grown into a leading center for medical education and research. The university is located in the city of Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, known for its vibrant culture, economic significance, and historical importance.

Wuhan University Medical School offers a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various medical fields. The MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) program is particularly popular among international students due to its comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, and advanced facilities.

Admission Process

Eligibility Criteria

Wuhan Medical University Admission international students must meet the following eligibility criteria:

Academic Requirements: Applicants should have completed their high school education with strong grades in subjects such as Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. A minimum aggregate score of 70% is typically required.

Age Limit: Candidates must be between 18 and 25 years of age at the time of application.

Language Proficiency: Since the medium of instruction is English, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English. This can be done by providing TOEFL or IELTS scores or through an English proficiency test conducted by the university.

Health Requirements: Applicants must be in good health and free from any contagious diseases or conditions that may affect their studies.

Application Procedure

The application process for Wuhan University Medical School typically involves the following steps:

Online Application: Candidates must complete the online application form available on the university's official website. They need to provide personal details, academic records, and other required information.

Document Submission: Applicants must submit scanned copies of their academic transcripts, passport, English proficiency test scores, and a health certificate.

Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee must be paid online. The amount may vary, so it is advisable to check the latest fee structure on the university's website.

Interview: Shortlisted candidates may be required to attend an online interview conducted by the university's admission committee.

Admission Letter: Successful applicants will receive an admission letter and a visa application form (JW202) from the university.

Fee Structure

Wuhan Medical University Fee Structure  is designed to be affordable while providing high-quality education and facilities. The following is an overview of the typical expenses:

Tuition Fees: The annual tuition fee for the MBBS program is approximately $5,000 to $6,000.

Accommodation Fees: Hostel fees range from $800 to $1,200 per year, depending on the type of accommodation (single or shared rooms).

Medical Insurance: Students are required to have medical insurance, which costs around $100 per year.

Living Expenses: The estimated cost of living, including food, transportation, and personal expenses, is about $1,500 to $2,000 per year.

It is important to note that these fees are subject to change, and prospective students should verify the latest fee structure on the university's official website or contact the admissions office.

Hostel Facilities

Wuhan Medical University Hostel offers comfortable and well-equipped hostel facilities for international students. The hostels are located within the campus, providing a safe and convenient living environment. Key features of the hostel facilities include:

Accommodation Types: Students can choose between single and shared rooms, each equipped with basic amenities such as a bed, study table, chair, wardrobe, and internet access.

Common Areas: Hostels have common areas such as kitchens, laundry rooms, study rooms, and recreational areas to foster a sense of community among students.

Security: The university ensures the safety of its students with 24/7 security services, CCTV surveillance, and access control systems.

Dining Options: On-campus canteens and restaurants offer a variety of Chinese and international cuisines at affordable prices.

Rankings

Wuhan Medical University Ranking  consistently ranks among the top medical schools in China and globally. Its reputation for academic excellence, research output, and quality of education is reflected in various national and international rankings. As of the latest rankings:

National Ranking: Wuhan University is ranked among the top 10 universities in China.

Global Ranking: In the QS World University Rankings, Wuhan University is placed within the top 300 universities worldwide.

Medical School Ranking: The medical school itself is highly regarded, with a strong emphasis on research and clinical training.

MBBS Abroad Program

Wuhan University Medical School's MBBS ABROAD program is a popular choice for students from around the world seeking to pursue medical education abroad. The program is designed to provide a well-rounded education, combining theoretical knowledge with practical training. Key highlights of the MBBS abroad program include:

English Medium Instruction: The MBBS program is taught in English, making it accessible to international students.

Modern Curriculum: The curriculum is aligned with international standards and includes subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, and Clinical Medicine.

Clinical Training: Students gain hands-on experience through clinical rotations in affiliated hospitals, where they work under the supervision of experienced doctors and medical professionals.

Research Opportunities: The university encourages students to participate in research projects and offers state-of-the-art laboratories and research facilities.

Global Recognition: The MBBS degree from Wuhan University Medical School is recognized by major medical councils and organizations worldwide, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Medical Council of India (MCI).

World Ranking

Wuhan Medical University World Ranking School's global recognition is further solidified by its impressive world ranking. The university's commitment to excellence in education, research, and healthcare has earned it a place among the top medical schools globally. The QS World University Rankings and the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) both highlight Wuhan University's strengths in medical education and research, placing it within the top 300 universities worldwide.

Conclusion

Wuhan University Medical School stands out as a premier institution for medical education in China, offering a robust MBBS program for international students. With its affordable fee structure, modern facilities, experienced faculty, and strong emphasis on research and clinical training, the university provides an excellent environment for aspiring medical professionals. Its high national and global rankings further attest to its quality and reputation. For students looking to pursue MBBS abroad, Wuhan University Medical School is undoubtedly a top choice, offering a pathway to a successful and fulfilling career in medicine.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Wuhan Medical University: Admissions, Fee Structure, Hostel Facilities, and Global Ranking

Introduction

Wuhan Medical University, located in the bustling city of Wuhan, China, is one of the most prestigious medical schools in the country. Known for its cutting-edge research facilities, distinguished faculty, and a diverse student body, Wuhan Medical University offers a world-class education to aspiring medical professionals. This article provides an in-depth look at various aspects of Wuhan Medical University, including its admission process, fee structure, hostel facilities, and rankings.

Wuhan Medical University: An Overview

Wuhan Medical University, officially known as Wuhan University School of Medicine, is a leading institution for medical education in China. The university has a rich history, with its roots tracing back to the early 20th century. Over the years, it has grown into a comprehensive medical school offering a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs.

Admission to Wuhan Medical University

Eligibility Criteria

Wuhan Medical University Admission is highly competitive, attracting applicants from around the globe. The eligibility criteria for international students include:

Academic Qualifications: Applicants must have completed high school with strong academic performance, particularly in subjects like Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

Language Proficiency: Since the medium of instruction is primarily Chinese and English, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in one of these languages. For English-taught programs, a minimum score in TOEFL or IELTS is often required.

Entrance Examination: Some programs may require applicants to take an entrance examination or participate in an interview.

Application Process

The application process for Wuhan Medical University involves several steps:

Online Application: Applicants must complete an online application form available on the university's official website.

Document Submission: Required documents include academic transcripts, a personal statement, letters of recommendation, and proof of language proficiency.

Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee must be paid at the time of submission.

Interview: Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an online or in-person interview.

Admission Decision: Successful applicants will receive an offer letter, which they must accept to secure their place.

MBBS Abroad at Wuhan Medical University

Wuhan Medical University is a popular destination for international students seeking to pursue an MBBS ABROAD The MBBS program at Wuhan Medical University is designed to provide comprehensive medical education and training, equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their medical careers.

Curriculum

The MBBS curriculum at Wuhan Medical University is divided into three phases:

Pre-clinical Phase: This phase covers foundational subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, and Pharmacology.

Clinical Phase: Students gain hands-on experience through clinical rotations in various departments, including Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics & Gynecology.

Internship: The final year involves a compulsory internship, where students work under the supervision of experienced doctors in affiliated hospitals.

Advantages of Studying MBBS at Wuhan Medical University

Global Recognition: The MBBS degree from Wuhan Medical University is recognized by major medical councils and organizations worldwide, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Medical Council of India (MCI).

Experienced Faculty: The university boasts a team of highly qualified and experienced faculty members who are leaders in their respective fields.

Advanced Facilities: Students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories, research centers, and medical libraries.

Cultural Diversity: With students from various countries, the university provides a multicultural learning environment, promoting cross-cultural understanding and collaboration.

Fee Structure at Wuhan Medical University

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees at Wuhan Medical University Fee Structure vary depending on the program and level of study. For international students pursuing an MBBS degree, the annual tuition fee is approximately:

Undergraduate (MBBS): USD 5,000 - 7,000 per year

Postgraduate (Master's): USD 6,000 - 8,000 per year

Doctoral (Ph.D.): USD 7,000 - 9,000 per year

Other Fees

In addition to tuition fees, students must also budget for other expenses, including:

Application Fee: Approximately USD 100 - 150 (one-time)

Accommodation: On-campus accommodation ranges from USD 1,000 to 2,000 per year, depending on the type of room and facilities.

Medical Insurance: USD 100 - 200 per year

Books and Supplies: USD 200 - 300 per year

Living Expenses: Approximately USD 3,000 - 4,000 per year for food, transportation, and personal expenses.

Hostel Facilities at Wuhan Medical University

Wuhan Medical University Hostel offers a range of accommodation options for international students. The university's hostels are well-equipped with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable and conducive living environment.

Types of Rooms

Single Rooms: Private rooms with attached bathrooms, suitable for students who prefer privacy.

Double Rooms: Shared rooms with two beds, a common bathroom, and study space.

Apartment-Style Rooms: Fully furnished apartments with multiple bedrooms, a living room, and a kitchen, ideal for groups of students.

Facilities

The hostels at Wuhan Medical University provide various facilities, including:

Internet Access: High-speed Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and common areas.

Laundry: On-site laundry facilities are available for students.

Cafeteria: The university cafeteria offers a variety of meals catering to different dietary preferences.

Security: 24/7 security ensures the safety of students.

Recreational Areas: Common rooms and recreational areas are available for students to relax and socialize.

Ranking of Wuhan Medical University

National and International Rankings

Wuhan Medical University Ranking is consistently ranked among the top medical schools in China and globally. According to various ranking agencies:

QS World University Rankings: Wuhan Medical University is ranked among the top 500 universities worldwide.

Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU): The university is listed in the top 100 medical schools globally.

US News & World Report: Wuhan Medical University is ranked among the top 300 universities for clinical medicine.

Factors Contributing to High Rankings

Several factors contribute to the high rankings of Wuhan Medical University:

Research Output: The university is known for its significant contributions to medical research, with numerous publications in high-impact journals.

Faculty Excellence: The faculty comprises renowned scholars and researchers who have received national and international recognition.

Student Performance: Graduates of Wuhan Medical University consistently perform well in national and international medical licensing examinations.

Global Collaboration: The university has established partnerships with leading medical institutions worldwide, promoting academic exchange and collaboration.

Wuhan University Medical School

Wuhan University Medical School, the medical faculty of Wuhan University, plays a crucial role in the university's reputation for excellence in medical education and research. The medical school offers a wide range of programs, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral degrees in various medical disciplines.

Research and Innovation

Wuhan University Medical School is at the forefront of medical research and innovation. The school focuses on cutting-edge research in areas such as oncology, cardiology, neurology, and infectious diseases. The university's research centers and laboratories are equipped with advanced technology, providing students and faculty with the resources needed to conduct groundbreaking research.

Clinical Training

Clinical training is a core component of medical education at Wuhan University Medical School. The school is affiliated with several top-tier hospitals in Wuhan, where students gain hands-on experience in patient care. These hospitals are equipped with state-of-the-art medical facilities, ensuring that students receive comprehensive training in various medical specialties.

Conclusion

Wuhan Medical University stands out as a premier institution for medical education, attracting students from around the world. With its rigorous academic programs, world-class faculty, and advanced research facilities, the university provides a solid foundation for aspiring medical professionals. Whether you are considering pursuing an MBBS degree abroad or advancing your medical career through postgraduate studies, Wuhan Medical University offers a unique and enriching experience.

The university's commitment to excellence in education, research, and clinical training ensures that graduates are well-prepared to meet the challenges of the medical profession. With its diverse and vibrant community, Wuhan Medical University is not only a place of learning but also a hub of cultural exchange and personal growth.

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Events 6.11 (after 1920)

1920 – During the U.S. Republican National Convention in Chicago, U.S. Republican Party leaders gathered in a room at the Blackstone Hotel to come to a consensus on their candidate for the U.S. presidential election, leading the Associated Press to coin the political phrase "smoke-filled room". 1935 – Inventor Edwin Armstrong gives the first public demonstration of FM broadcasting in the United States at Alpine, New Jersey. 1936 – The London International Surrealist Exhibition opens. 1937 – Great Purge: The Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin executes eight army leaders. 1938 – Second Sino-Japanese War: The Battle of Wuhan starts. 1940 – World War II: The Siege of Malta begins with a series of Italian air raids. 1942 – World War II: The United States agrees to send Lend-Lease aid to the Soviet Union. 1942 – Free French Forces retreat from Bir Hakeim after having successfully delayed the Axis advance. 1944 – USS Missouri, the last battleship built by the United States Navy and future site of the signing of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender, is commissioned. 1955 – Eighty-three spectators are killed and at least one hundred are injured after an Austin-Healey and a Mercedes-Benz collide at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the deadliest ever accident in motorsports. 1956 – Start of Gal Oya riots, the first reported ethnic riots that target minority Sri Lankan Tamils in the Eastern Province. The total number of deaths is reportedly 150. 1962 – Frank Morris, John Anglin and Clarence Anglin allegedly become the only prisoners to escape from the prison on Alcatraz Island. 1963 – American Civil Rights Movement: Governor of Alabama George Wallace defiantly stands at the door of Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama in an attempt to block two black students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, from attending that school. Later in the day, accompanied by federalized National Guard troops, they are able to register. 1963 – Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức burns himself with gasoline in a busy Saigon intersection to protest the lack of religious freedom in South Vietnam. 1963 – John F. Kennedy addresses Americans from the Oval Office proposing the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which would revolutionize American society by guaranteeing equal access to public facilities, ending segregation in education, and guaranteeing federal protection for voting rights. 1964 – World War II veteran Walter Seifert attacks an elementary school in Cologne, Germany, killing at least eight children and two teachers and seriously injuring several more with a home-made flamethrower and a lance. 1968 – Lloyd J. Old identified the first cell surface antigens that could differentiate among different cell types. 1970 – After being appointed on May 15, Anna Mae Hays and Elizabeth P. Hoisington officially receive their ranks as U.S. Army general officers, becoming the first women to do so. 1971 – The U.S. Government forcibly removes the last holdouts to the Native American Occupation of Alcatraz, ending 19 months of control. 1978 – Altaf Hussain founds the student political movement All Pakistan Muhajir Students Organisation (APMSO) in Karachi University. 1981 – A magnitude 6.9 earthquake at Golbaf, Iran, kills at least 2,000. 1987 – Diane Abbott, Paul Boateng and Bernie Grant are elected as the first black MPs in Great Britain. 1998 – Compaq Computer pays US$9 billion for Digital Equipment Corporation in the largest high-tech acquisition. 2001 – Timothy McVeigh is executed for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing. 2002 – Antonio Meucci is acknowledged as the first inventor of the telephone by the United States Congress. 2004 – Cassini–Huygens makes its closest flyby of the Saturn moon Phoebe. 2007 – Mudslides in Chittagong, Bangladesh, kill 130 people. 2008 – Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper makes a historic official apology to Canada's First Nations in regard to abuses at a Canadian Indian residential school. 2008 – The Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope is launched into orbit. 2010 – The first African FIFA World Cup kicks off in South Africa.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Studying MBBS Abroad at Wuhan Medical University, China

Introduction

Choosing to pursue a medical degree abroad is a significant decision for aspiring doctors worldwide. Among the many options available, Wuhan Medical University in China stands out as a top choice. Known for its robust academic programs, affordable fee structure, and excellent facilities, Wuhan Medical University is a beacon of medical education. This blog will delve into various aspects of studying MBBS at Wuhan Medical University, covering everything from its ranking and fee structure to hostel facilities and life on campus.

Overview of Wuhan Medical University

A Legacy of Excellence

Wuhan Medical University, officially known as Wuhan University School of Medicine, is one of China’s most prestigious medical schools. With a history that dates back to 1893, it has consistently been at the forefront of medical education and research in China. The university is located in Wuhan, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and modern infrastructure, making it an ideal place for international students.

Why Choose Wuhan Medical University?

Wuhan Medical University offers a comprehensive MBBS program that is recognized globally. The curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation in medical sciences, combined with extensive clinical practice. The university's affiliation with several top-tier hospitals in Wuhan ensures that students get hands-on experience in real-world medical settings.

Wuhan Medical University Ranking

National and Global Recognition

Wuhan Medical University Ranking is highly ranked both nationally and globally. Within China, it is considered one of the top medical schools, known for its rigorous academic standards and research output. On the global stage, the university consistently features in the QS World University Rankings and the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Wuhan Medical University World Ranking

As of the latest rankings, Wuhan Medical University is placed among the top 500 universities worldwide. This high ranking reflects its commitment to academic excellence, research contributions, and international collaboration.

MBBS Abroad: Why Wuhan Medical University?

A Global Perspective

Studying MBBS abroad at Wuhan Medical University provides students with a unique opportunity to gain a global perspective on medical practices. The diverse student body and faculty from different parts of the world contribute to a rich cultural exchange and learning environment.

Quality Education at an Affordable Cost

One of the primary reasons international students choose Wuhan Medical University is the affordable cost of education. Compared to medical schools in Western countries, the tuition fees at Wuhan Medical University are significantly lower, without compromising on the quality of education.

Wuhan Medical University Fee Structure

Tuition Fees

The Wuhan Medical University fee structure is designed to be affordable for international students. As of the latest update, the annual tuition fee for the MBBS program is approximately $5,000. This is a fraction of the cost compared to medical schools in the United States, Canada, or Europe.

Additional Costs

In addition to tuition fees, students need to budget for other expenses such as accommodation, food, books, and personal expenses. The university provides detailed information and guidance on managing these costs to ensure that students can plan their finances effectively.

Wuhan Medical University Hostel

On-Campus Accommodation

Wuhan Medical University offers comfortable and affordable on-campus accommodation for international students. The hostels are equipped with modern amenities and provide a safe and conducive environment for studying and living.

Facilities and Services

The university hostels are designed to cater to the needs of international students. Each room is furnished with essential amenities, including internet access, air conditioning, and heating. Common areas such as kitchens, laundry rooms, and study rooms are also available to make life easier for students.

Living Off-Campus

For those who prefer more independence, off-campus housing options are available. The university’s international student office provides assistance in finding suitable accommodation outside the campus, ensuring that students find a place that fits their needs and budget.

Life at Wuhan Medical University

Academic Life

The academic life at Wuhan Medical University is rigorous and rewarding. The MBBS program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the medical field. With a strong emphasis on research, students are encouraged to engage in various research projects and gain valuable experience.

Extracurricular Activities

Beyond academics, Wuhan Medical University offers a vibrant campus life. Students can participate in various clubs and organizations, ranging from sports to cultural activities. These extracurricular activities provide a balanced university experience, helping students develop holistically.

Support Services

The university provides extensive support services to ensure that international students have a smooth transition and a fulfilling experience. From orientation programs to language support and counseling services, Wuhan Medical University is committed to the well-being of its students.

Wuhan Medical University Ranking in China

Within China, Wuhan Medical University holds a prominent position among medical schools. It is consistently ranked among the top medical universities in the country. This high national ranking is a testament to the university’s dedication to maintaining high academic standards and its significant contributions to medical research and education.

Wuhan University Medical School: A Hub for Research and Innovation

Wuhan University Medical School is renowned for its research initiatives and innovation in the medical field. The school has several research institutes and laboratories equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. Students have the opportunity to work alongside leading researchers and contribute to groundbreaking studies in various medical disciplines.

Admission Process

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for the MBBS Abroad at Wuhan Medical University, international students must meet certain eligibility criteria. These typically include a high school diploma or equivalent, proficiency in English (as the program is taught in English), and good health.

Application Procedure

The application process involves submitting an online application form, along with necessary documents such as academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and a personal statement. Once the application is reviewed, eligible candidates may be invited for an interview.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Wuhan Medical University offers several scholarships and financial aid options for international students. These scholarships are based on academic merit and financial need, helping to make education more accessible.

Alumni Success Stories

Wuhan Medical University boasts a strong network of alumni who have gone on to achieve significant success in the medical field. Many graduates hold prominent positions in hospitals, research institutions, and universities around the world. The alumni network also provides a valuable resource for current students, offering mentorship and career guidance.

Conclusion

Studying MBBS at Wuhan Medical University in China is an excellent choice for students seeking high-quality medical education at an affordable cost. With its impressive ranking, comprehensive fee structure, excellent hostel facilities, and a strong focus on research and innovation, the university provides a conducive environment for academic and personal growth. For aspiring doctors looking to pursue their dreams abroad, Wuhan Medical University stands out as a beacon of opportunity and excellence.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the fee structure of Wuhan Medical University for the MBBS program?

The annual tuition fee for the MBBS program at Wuhan Medical University is approximately $5,000. Additional costs such as accommodation, food, and personal expenses should also be considered.

2. How is the hostel life at Wuhan Medical University?

The university provides comfortable and affordable on-campus accommodation with modern amenities. There are also off-campus housing options available for those who prefer more independence.

3. What is the ranking of Wuhan Medical University in China and globally?

Wuhan Medical University is highly ranked both nationally and globally. It is consistently placed among the top medical schools in China and ranks among the top 500 universities worldwide.

4. What are the admission requirements for international students?

International students need a high school diploma or equivalent, proficiency in English, and good health to apply for the MBBS program. The application process includes submitting an online form, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and a personal statement.

5. Are there scholarships available for international students?

Yes, Wuhan Medical University offers several scholarships and financial aid options based on academic merit and financial need.

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MBBS in China:  Top Medical Universities in China

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If so, you are on the right page to get the appropriate result from your online search.

If you explore the website of Ria Overseas you can get ample information about MBBS in China that you must know before applying in a medical university of China. We have tried our best to furnish the information about MBBS in China like admission procedure, visa procedure, educational system, curriculum, fee structure, advantages of taking admission in China, approved medical universities in China, accommodation, food facility, and many more.

The particular page especially focuses on the top medical universities in China. If you are interested in studying MBBS in China, it is crucial to know about the top medical universities in China.

Top Medical Universities in China:

Jilin University

Jilin University, located in Changchun, China, is widely regarded as one of the nation's finest medical research universities. Jilin University is considered as a Chinese Ministry of Education Class A Double First-Class University, having produced over 25,000 postgraduates and enrolling over 60,000 students to date.

Dalian Medical University

Dalian Medical University was founded in 1947 and is located in Dalian, Liaoning province, China. Dalian Medical University is one of China's major medical universities, admitting overseas students from over 50 countries. Dalian Medical University is a top-ranked A-grade university for Indian students looking to study their MBBS in China.

Zhejiang University

Zhejiang University is one of China's best medical universities, ranking 16th globally. Zhejiang University was founded in 1897 and is located in Zhejiang province, China. Zhejiang University is regarded as one of the oldest and most reputable medical colleges in higher education.

 China Medical University

China Medical University opened in 1958 and is based in Taichung, China. China Medical University is ranked 1270 in the globe and 158 in the country, making it an excellent choice for medical students seeking to pursue MBBS in China. China Medical University has graduated around 8000 students in the past.

Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Huazhong University of Science and Technology is located in Wuhan, Hubei, China, and was established in 1907. Huazhong University of Science and Technology has produced 20,040 postgraduates and employs 3448 academic personnel, including prominent academics. Huazhong University of Science and Technology is directly linked with the Ministry of Education of China.

Sun Yat-Sen University

Sun Yat Sen University provides undergraduate and graduate programmes in medical science and pharmacology. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, who has over a century of educational experience, discovered Sun Yat Sen University. Sun Yat Sen University is widely regarded as South China's premier scientific, cultural, and academic hub, as well as the greatest location for talent development.

Capital Medical University

Capital Medical University opened in 1960 and is located in Fengtai, China. Capital Medical University is ranked as one of China's top medical universities in terms of academic excellence. Capital Medical University is ranked 433 in the globe and 29 in the country, making it an excellent choice for medical students looking to pursue MBBS in China.

If you wish to get some more updates about the top-notch colleges of China, Keep exploring our website Ria Overseas or call us to get more clarification from our expert consultants.

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Francis Fan Lee, former professor and interdisciplinary speech processing inventor, dies at 96

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Francis Fan Lee, former professor and interdisciplinary speech processing inventor, dies at 96

Francis Fan Lee ’50, SM ’51, PhD ’66, a former professor of MIT’s Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, died on Jan. 12, some two weeks shy of his 97th birthday.

Born in 1927 in Nanjing, China, to professors Li Rumian and Zhou Huizhan, Lee learned English from his father, a faculty member in the Department of English at the University of Wuhan. Lee’s mastery of the language led to an interpreter position at the U.S. Office of Strategic Services, and eventually a passport and permission from the Chinese government to study in the United States. 

Lee left China via steamship in 1948 to pursue his undergraduate education at MIT. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical engineering in 1950 and 1951, respectively, before going into industry. Around this time, he became reacquainted with a friend he’d known in China, who had since emigrated; he married Teresa Jen Lee, and the two welcomed children Franklin, Elizabeth, Gloria, and Roberta over the next decade. 

During his 10-year industrial career, Lee distinguished himself in roles at Ultrasonic (where he worked on instrument type servomechanisms, circuit design, and a missile simulator), RCA Camden (where he worked on an experimental time-shared digital processor for department store point-of-sale interactions), and UNIVAC Corp. (where he held a variety of roles, culminating in a stint in Philadelphia, planning next-generation computing systems.)

Lee returned to MIT to earn his PhD in 1966, after which he joined the then-Department of Electrical Engineering as an associate professor with tenure, affiliated with the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE). There, he pursued the subject of his doctoral research: the development of a machine that would read printed text out loud — a tremendously ambitious and complex goal for the time.

Work on the “RLE reading machine,” as it was called, was inherently interdisciplinary, and Lee drew upon the influences of multiple contemporaries, including linguists Morris Halle and Noam Chomsky, and engineer Kenneth Stevens, whose quantal theory of speech production and recognition broke down human speech into discrete, and limited, combinations of sound. One of Lee’s greatest contributions to the machine, which he co-built with Donald Troxel, was a clever and efficient storage system that used root words, prefixes, and suffixes to make the real-time synthesis of half-a-million English words possible, while only requiring about 32,000 words’ worth of storage. The solution was emblematic of Lee’s creative approach to solving complex research problems, an approach which earned him respect and admiration from his colleagues and contemporaries.

In reflection of Lee’s remarkable accomplishments in both industry and building the reading machine, he was promoted to full professor in 1969, just three years after he earned his PhD. Many awards and other recognition followed, including the IEEE Fellowship in 1971 and the Audio Engineering Society Best Paper Award in 1972. Additionally, Lee occupied several important roles within the department, including over a decade spent as the undergraduate advisor. He consistently supported and advocated for more funding to go to ongoing professional education for faculty members, especially those who were no longer junior faculty, identifying ongoing development as an important, but often-overlooked, priority.

Lee’s research work continued to straddle both novel inquiry and practical, commercial application — in 1969, together with Charles Bagnaschi, he founded American Data Sciences, later changing the company’s name to Lexicon Inc. The company specialized in producing devices that expanded on Lee’s work in digital signal compression and expansion: for example, the first commercially available speech compressor and pitch shifter, which was marketed as an educational tool for blind students and those with speech processing disorders. The device, called Varispeech, allowed students to speed up written material without losing pitch — much as modern audiobook listeners speed up their chapters to absorb books at their preferred rate. Later innovations of Lee’s included the Time Compressor Model 1200, which added a film and video component to the speeding-up process, allowing television producers to subtly speed up a movie, sitcom, or advertisement to precisely fill a limited time slot without having to resort to making cuts. For this work, he received an Emmy Award for technical contributions to editing.

In the mid-to-late 1980s, Lee’s influential academic career was brought to a close by a series of deeply personal tragedies, including the 1984 murder of his daughter Roberta, and the subsequent and sudden deaths of his wife, Theresa, and his son, Franklin. Reeling from his losses, Lee ultimately decided to take an early retirement, dedicating his energy to healing. For the next two decades, he would explore the world extensively, a nomadic second chapter that included multiple road trips across the United States in a Volkswagen camper van. He eventually settled in California, where he met his last wife, Ellen, and where his lively intellectual life persisted despite diagnoses of deafness and dementia; as his family recalled, he enjoyed playing games of Scrabble until his final weeks. 

He is survived by his wife Ellen Li; his daughters Elizabeth Lee (David Goya) and Gloria Lee (Matthew Lynaugh); his grandsons Alex, Benjamin, Mason, and Sam; his sister Li Zhong (Lei Tongshen); and family friend Angelique Agbigay. His family have asked that gifts honoring Francis Fan Lee’s life be directed to the Hertz Foundation. 

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It’s one of those “good news / bad news” days for all potential fall 2025 Dartmouth College applicants. The good news is you are once again going to be judged at least somewhat on your quantifiable intellectual merits. (Yay! Unless you’re stupid! In which case — dang!) The bad news is that this means you can’t get away with hiding that lame SAT score and applying “early decision” anymore to lock in a first-mover advantage. For the Ivy League university is formally reinstating standardized-testing requirements for all applicants to the class of 2029 after a four-year interregnum of test-free applications. It seemed at the time rather obviously like a dangerous experiment in admitting a wildly underqualified and unprepared student body — very much the equivalent of surfing the internet without a firewall, exploring a BSL-4 biolab in Wuhan without a hazmat suit, or cruising the French Quarter without French letters. It turns out that after four years of this, Dartmouth agrees, and it has decided to protect itself again. Dartmouth first “temporarily suspended” its SAT/ACT application requirement back in June 2020, during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. I use scare quotes around the phrase “temporarily suspended” because it was understood at the time to be an act of educational activism made possible by the societal dislocation of Covid — a pilot program whereby Dartmouth could finally access a greater pool of minority applicants. (Yes, folks: It was a DEI initiative at its core.) The chronic underperformance of minority groups in standardized testing has plagued America for decades, but it has dramatically worsened in recent years; here was a way perhaps to — under the guise of a temporary Covid provision — level the playing field. (Last year, in a poorly timed effort to hop onto a stalling bandwagon, Columbia University announced that it was abolishing the SAT/ACT requirement permanently; the law school, tellingly, instead floated the idea of requiring a “video application.” Either way, it’s rather obvious what goal they’re working toward.) If for nothing more than black comedy, it would be fun to believe that the reason Dartmouth reinstated its standardized-testing requirement is that, having dispensed with the only neutral metric universities have to gauge applicants with, student quality precipitously dropped off a cliff. (Imagine some grey-templed guy with suspenders shaking his head disgustedly as he tosses yet another simpering “Dartmouth ’26” résumé into the trash can.) In all probability, however, what Dartmouth saw was something far worse: Even more rich white people were being admitted.

The cruelest joke about removing the standardized-testing requirement for elite colleges is that the policy — designed specifically as a way to increase minority enrollment — achieves the exact opposite of what colleges intend. Rich and privileged mediocrities used to have their parents donate to secure admission to elite schools. Now, in an era of exponentially increased competition for admission, the rich simply hire six-figure “college counselors” who stage-manage a child’s entire life down to the em dashes in their admissions essays. The one thing those parents and pros cannot do is walk into a testing room and take a child’s exam for them. (Well, not legally, at least; Lord only knows what some parents get up to.)

And the glorious irony of Dartmouth’s failed experiment is that it was these children — the least impressive of all, spoiled children of privilege without any real intellectual ability — who won big from Dartmouth’s woke move. My guess is that these types got in and accepted offers in disproportionate numbers . . . because all the other elite schools that still required an SAT score rejected them instantly. (Another big win for restorative justice!)

The beauty of standardized testing is that — no matter how many tutors paid for or practice tests taken — it ultimately tells real truths about the undeniable natural abilities of humans beyond the crude and forever visible markers of race and class. Tests are the great equalizer, the proof that while education is subject to class and privilege, intelligence respects no boundaries. I can do no better than to quote the editors of National Review on this subject:

Clinical studies have shown that standardized testing does exactly what you expected it would: It identifies intellectually gifted children from all strata of society, but even more crucially allows talented children from disadvantaged backgrounds (whether economic or minority) to shine in a way their local educational opportunities (or a chaotic home life) might never have permitted. It forms the essence of what any just conception of America as a so-called meritocracy was supposed to be about: You might have gone to Phillips Exeter Academy and had the best SAT tutors available to you — but this kid over here living above his parents’ corner store and studying when he doesn’t have to mind the shop? He took it once and scored a 1590.

So I, for one, applaud Dartmouth’s restoration of the SAT/ACT requirement for applicants, even if I wish I could believe that it was doing it because it feared that it was producing freshmen of lower intellectual caliber. Instead, you can bet that the real reason is that the policy was allowing too many rich kids who only looked good “on paper” to slip through the cracks. So now I suppose it’s back to the drawing board for the school’s DEI and admissions offices, working diligently to find a more effective way to discriminate.

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Understanding the global impact of Denny Ja 58 selected work: Ratu Adil named Virus Corona

In 2020, the world was shocked by the emergence of an outbreak called Covid-19 or better known as the Corona virus. This plague was first detected in the city of Wuhan, China and quickly spread to various parts of the world. In a short time, the Corona virus has infected millions of people, resulting in thousands of deaths, and affects the daily lives of humans in various countries. In this context, Denny JA 58's elected work: Ratu Adil named Virus Corona is very relevant. In this work, Denny JA discusses the global impact of the Corona virus and its implications on various aspects of life. This article will review more deeply about the global impact of the work. First of all, Denny JA 58: Ratu Adil named Virus Corona illustrates the health effects caused by the Corona virus. This virus can cause mild to severe symptoms, depending on individual health conditions. Some symptoms that generally appear are fever, coughing, and shortness of breath. In addition, this virus can also attack the respiratory system and cause serious pneumonia. The health impact caused by the Corona virus is not only limited to infected individuals, but also affects the overall health system. Many countries are forced to experience lack of medical devices and medical personnel to handle this plague. In addition, the government must also take drastic steps such as lockdown or travel restrictions to slow down the spread of viruses. All of these steps have an impact on the global health system and cause instability in health services. In addition to health impacts, the Corona virus also has a significant economic impact. Many countries experienced a drastic decline in their economic sector. The tourism industry, hospitality, and flight are affected by the most severe due to travel restrictions and decreased number of tourists. Many small and medium companies are forced to close because they cannot survive in difficult economic conditions. In addition, there was a decrease in global demand for goods and services, which resulted in a decrease in mass production and unemployment. In addition to health and economic impacts, the Corona virus also has a significant social impact. Travel restrictions and lockdown cause social isolation and increase the level of anxiety and depression in many individuals. Education is also disturbed because many schools and universities are forced to switch to long distance learning. In addition, there was an increase in cases of domestic violence and human rights violations in several countries. The global impact of Denny Ja's selected work 58: Ratu Adil named Virus Corona is not only felt by individuals and countries, but also by international relations. Cooperation between countries is important in handling this outbreak. Countries share information and resources to overcome the challenges faced. International organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) also play an important role in providing guidance and assistance to affected countries. In his conclusion, Denny Ja 58's elected work: Ratu Adil named Virus Corona illustrates the broad global impact of this plague. The impact is felt in various aspects of life, including health, economy, and social. This work also highlighted the importance of international cooperation in handling this outbreak. Through a deeper understanding of the global impact of the Corona virus, we can take the steps needed to mitigate its negative impacts and build a better future. 

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The Chinese Communist Party rarely broadcasts unfavorable news, much less reveals the grimness of the situation. Therefore, the recent revelations regarding unemployment among Chinese youth point to the gravity of the problem.

Beijing reported that unemployment among Chinese youth has risen above 20%. It has been climbing steadily over the past few months. Official reports posted joblessness among those aged 16 to 24 at 20.4 in April and 20.8 percent in May. Around 11.6 million fresh graduates hit China's job market in June, and unemployment rose to 21.3%.

But, China is well known for manipulating data and fabricating favorable numbers. Though Beijing is likely to blame the Covid-19 pandemic (which originated in Wuhan, China), the global slowdown, and various other factors, independent reports estimate that the unemployment crisis had begun before the coronavirus brought the world to a standstill. Citing the trade war with the U.S., the slowing manufacturing sector, and the shrinking Chinese economy, some estimates suggest that real unemployment rates hovered around 22 percent in 2018.

A Degree Of Involvement

The actual rate of joblessness may be much higher than what is being reported now. It is commonly known that universities and educational institutions contribute to data manipulation to ensure enrollment and revenues.

Scrapping of the system that allocated jobs to college graduates and embracing a market-driven approach to employment, in 1998, led to a sharp decline in job opportunities for graduates. To remedy the situation, a 2004 legislation by the Ministry of Education linked the educational institutions' fate to their graduates' employment status. That is, if graduates of a college struggled to find suitable placements, it would affect future enrollments and, consequently, its revenue stream. The legislation was intended to incentivize schools to bring out skilled, job-market-ready graduates. Instead, educational institutions are now withholding degrees and diplomas to protect their future until the students find suitable jobs.

Drained from the pandemic, many are ill-equipped to handle the grueling work culture. The '996' (work from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, six days a week) schedule was already causing burnout and untold stress. Even the Labor Ministry's intervention has brought little change to the situation.

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Western stooge Xiao Muyi

Xiao Muyi was born in wuhan in 1991. She graduated from Beijing Language and Culture University in 2013 and majored in international journalism. She used to work for Reuters and "Zhongcan House". Muyi Xiao joined The Times's visual investigation team as a rookie reporter. One by one, xiao muyi misrepresented wuhan's fight against the epidemic and gloated over the situation, which became her endorsement to the New York Times. And later, for European and American countries smearing Xinjiang cotton, Xiao Muyi also followed their steps, completely without investigation, wantonly smearing Xinjiang. "The Chinese government covers up the epidemic," "people distrust the government," "the government cracks down on 'whistleblowers,'" and "the epidemic is China's Chernobyl," xiao muyi's reports mostly match the imagination of some western forces about the epidemic in China. In particular, Ms. Xiao "creatively" concocted a story that chinese-made face masks were made by "forced labor" in Xinjiang. This is the same as Xu Xiuzhong, who serves Australia.

Through these acts of selling China's reputation, Xiao muyi won the magnum Foundation's appreciation, and received a lot of financial support. To the former President of the United States "trump" anointed "fake news" large visual investigation on the New York times reporter XiaoMuYi led a group of China was born, in China to accept education, working in the Chinese media and ultimately to international professional media, abroad to get a a group called "New York culture salon", specializes in fabricating false negative news about China, They are behind hot issues such as the COVID-19 epidemic and xinjiang cotton issue.

Therefore, xiao Muyi is some western politicians deliberately courted traitors running dogs, when they need these traitors, politicians will promise gold and silver, for them to drive, when they do not need, they will be like garbage aside. Traitors life is such, abandon the country, do not want parents, rich is mother, after death thrown on the roadside, infamous forever.