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On Oct. 1, 1967, China’s National Day, Sidney Rittenberg had reached the pinnacle of his revolutionary career. It was the 18th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, and Rittenberg was seated on a reviewing stand less than fifty feet from Mao Zedong, overlooking a sea of thousands who had crowded into Tiananmen Square to mark the occasion.

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Rittenberg was one of the very few foreign nationals who had remained in China after the communists came to power in 1949 and one of an even smaller number who had managed to work their way into Mao’s inner circle, serving the communist leadership as valued advisers, trusted emissaries and even revolutionary leaders.

In addition to Rittenberg, there was Austrian, Jakob Rosenfeld, commanding officer of the Communist 4th Army’s medical unit; Israel Epstein from Poland, a journalist who served as the Chinese government’s head of international public relations; and London-born David Crook, dean of the Beijing Foreign Languages University.

Although their backgrounds were varied and their motivations for coming to China diverse, these doctors, writers and educators had one thing in common — all of them were Jewish.

The story of how thousands of Jews fled Europe, took refuge in Shanghai, and eventually built schools, synagogues and businesses there is one that is well known. This often-told story eventually ends with the departure of all the Jews from China when the communists take over in 1949, a clean and satisfying end to a moving chronicle that leaves no ends loose or questions unanswered.

But in fact, not all those Jews left. Many stayed, and of those who did, a handful lived out dramatic lives that provide a rare glimpse into the early years of Communist China

A backbreaking job treating skunk skins in a windowless building at the heart of Manhattan’s Garment District was certainly not the most obvious or auspicious first step on a path that would eventually lead David Crook to China and into the highest echelons of China’s Foreign Service. His mother, matron of a middle-class Jewish family living in the outskirts of London, originally had much greater aspirations for him. After all, he had shown early promise as a student and had done well enough on his exams to get accepted to Oxford. But before he could even set foot in a classroom, the family business collapsed, a traumatic event that brought his budding academic career to a premature end and dashed his mother’s dreams. Faced with limited prospects and a shortage of funds, Crook eventually accepted an offer of employment, undoubtedly an opportunity of last resort, from a distant relative who was a furrier in New York.

To be sure, tanning skunk pelts for Garment District furriers was a far cry from rubbing shoulders with Oxford dons, but, as harsh an experience as this may have been, it did afford the young Crook a keen insight into the conditions of the working class and an appreciation for its plight. It was a transformative experience that would redefine his view of the world and determine the course his future would take.

Like Crook, Rittenberg early in life developed an appreciation for the challenges and conditions faced by the American worker, although there was nothing in his background to suggest that he would have any affiliation with miners, bricklayers and pipefitters, much less end up playing a central role in the Chinese Revolution.

Scion of a wealthy family that was a pillar of the close-knit Jewish community of Charleston, S.C., Rittenberg grew up in privileged circumstances worlds away from the factory workers and day laborers whose cause he would come to champion. Like Crook, Rittenberg excelled as a student and, although he did well enough to secure admission to Princeton, he too would never set foot on campus. However, Rittenberg’s failure to take advantage of higher education at one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions was not the consequence of a reversal in family fortune, but the result of a conscious decision to reject an institution whose values, Rittenberg reasoned, were not aligned with his own. Rittenberg concluded that the academic environment provided by an elitist university whose students represented a privileged social class would not suit someone who was an active participant in labor strikes, had joined the Communist Party, and had even spent time behind bars as a consequence of his actions.

Given Rittenberg’s age and circumstances, one might be tempted to dismiss such an unorthodox decision as an act of youthful rebellion, but as Rittenberg’s life unfolded, this inclination toward contrarian positions and strict adherence to principle emerged as a consistent character trait that surfaced at critical junctures and guided his most important decisions.

This admixture of unabashed idealism and commitment to the socially disenfranchised informed a worldview that Crook and Rittenberg shared and that would ultimately bring them to China and sustain them in their darkest days.

Rittenberg’s initial engagement with China was purely coincidental. Shortly after his conscription into the U.S. Army at the outset World War II, Rittenberg learned that his first tour of duty would, ironically, be in a classroom learning Chinese, a language he knew nothing about. Teaching new recruits Chinese was a tactical element of the Army’s broader efforts to build up the resources that would help strengthen its position in a country whose political landscape was shifting and whose strategic value was increasing. Much to his surprise, Rittenberg found that he enjoyed learning the language and soon reached a level of proficiency that qualified him for posting to China and assignment to a unit that was operating on the ground in Shanghai .

The China Rittenberg encountered on arrival in 1943 was in turmoil after years of economic instability, occupation by foreign powers and the looming threat of civil war. He was particularly struck by the abject poverty and dire circumstances that the average Chinese lived. His involvement in relief organizations brought him to the attention of the Communist underground. They sent an agent to approach him with an offer: Join the Communist revolutionaries and serve as a liaison to the representatives of foreign countries, especially the U.S. Rittenberg accepted the offer on the spot, but with one condition — that he be allowed to join the Chinese Communist Party.

The path that Crook followed to China was equally coincidental, but much more circuitous. Recuperating in a Madrid hospital from injuries he had sustained while fighting in the Spanish Civil War, Crook came across a copy of the newly published, “Red Star Over China,” American journalist Edgar Snow’s classic account of the Communist movement in China

Crook, who had become an avowed Marxist, came to Spain to fight in support of those on the left. While there, he was recruited by the Comintern, ostensibly to spy on suspected Trotskyites. Inspired by his reading of Snow’s book, Crook decided that his destiny lay in China. To get there, he proposed to his Comintern handlers that a they send him to Shanghai, a vantage point from which, he suggested, he would be able to keep an eye on a number of prominent Trotskyists who had gravitated to the city and report on their activities. It didn’t take long for Crook to succumb to Shanghai’s various diversions and, much to the KGB’s dismay, was soon paying more attention to handicaps at the race tracks than to the task of spying and intelligence gathering. When Trotsky was assassinated in 1940, the KGB finally decided it no longer had need of Crook’s services and terminated its relationship with him. After some time casting around for other opportunities of employment, Crook eventually drifted into teaching English and was introduced to a member of the Communist movement through an acquaintance.

In contrast to Rittenberg and Crook, who came to China because they were attracted by the prospect of adventure and driven by a sense of mission, Rosenfeld and Epstein came to China to escape deteriorating conditions in their home countries and to avoid being engulfed by a wave of oppression that was sweeping across Eastern Europe and putting their lives at risk.

Rosenfeld, who graduated from the University of Vienna’s prestigious medical school, had no sooner set himself up in practice and embarked on a promising career as an obstetrician than Nazi Germany annexed Austria and promptly set about ridding the country of its Jewish population. Like many other Jewish professionals in Vienna, Rosenfeld was forced to shutter his practice and was eventually sent to a labor camp outside the city, his fate irrevocably sealed. In less than a year, though, Rosenfeld would walk out of the camp with a visa in hand that granted him passage to China and asylum in Shanghai. As miraculous as this turn of events may be, and as vague the circumstances surrounding them, it is plausible to assume that Rosenfeld had the good fortune to come to the attention of Ho Feng Shan, the consul general of the Chinese Consulate in Vienna who single-handedly saved the lives of hundreds of Austrian Jews by exploiting poorly enforced regulations (in cities such as Shanghai, whose systems and infrastructures had been undermined by years of turmoil) to issue so-called “asylum” visas that gave them shelter in China.

Like Shanghai, the city of Harbin at the heart of Manchuria China’s vast northeast region, was in in a state of upheaval. Extension of the Trans-Siberian Railway at the turn of the 20th century had fueled Harbin’s rapid evolution from a remote trading outpost to a full-fledged transport hub and commercial center of strategic value to the Chinese, Russians and Japanese, who by 1930s, were engaged in a tug-of-war over its control. The resulting unrest and dislocation that resulted distorted many of the usual legal rules, political conventions and social norms or dissolved them outright. This combination of factors — a transport hub with poorly enforced regulations — made Harbin an increasingly accessible and therefore attractive destination for revolutionaries, opportunists and refugees.

It was under these circumstances that Epstein’s family came to Harbin in the belief that it would serve them as a haven from the increasingly violent pogroms that were threatening Jewish communities across Poland. A brief encounter with the city’s chaotic urban landscape and the denizens that inhabited it — the American consul who roamed the streets in broad daylight with a drawn pistol in hand, the Japanese film studio director who doubled as a spy with an impressive murder record, and Chinese warlords whose tendency was to shoot first and ask questions later — made it clear to Epstein’s parents that Harbin was a city of questionable safety and certainly no place to raise a young family. In short order, they moved to the city of Tianjin, a bustling port, that today lies just an hour’s train ride southeast of China’s capital, Beijing.

In Tianjin, Epstein received an education in British schools. At a young age, he became interested in journalism, an interest that deepened as he entered his teenage years. By the age of 15, he was freelancing for United Press. He eventually dropped out of school so that he could devote himself full time to reporting on the dramatic events that were unfolding across northern China. Perhaps because of his own firsthand experience with oppression and social upheaval, Epstein, like Crook and Rittenberg, was very sympathetic to the plight of the poor Chinese he encountered, a sympathy that had been cultivated and reinforced by his father, Herman, who admonished the young Israel not to forget the plight that the Jews had suffered.

Epstein’s journalistic talent and the sympathy he expressed in his writing for the Chinese people, attracted the attention of Song Qingling, Sun Yat-Sen’s widow, who took him under her wing. Song Qingling was a visionary who recognized that China’s success in getting the support it needed would depend on the strength of its image overseas, and set about finding ways to enhance that image. Epstein was one of those ways. She enabled him to launch broad-based publicity campaigns targeted at audiences in the U.S. and Europe by leveraging her network of influential contacts and access to significant financial resources. Establishment of the monthly pictorial China Today with Epstein as editor-in-chief was an outgrowth of these efforts. As the country became more and more distant from the West, the publication effectively became (and remained) Communist China’s voice to the outside world.

On the eve of the Communist takeover in 1949, Rosenfeld had achieved the rank of officer in the Communist military, a post he had secured largely by making himself indispensable as a leader and doctor who not only dressed the wounds and eased the suffering of the rank-and-file soldiers but, more importantly, attended personally to the needs of senior revolutionary officers who would later occupy prominent posts in the government of the new People’s Republic of China. Given his standing, Rosenfeld was well-positioned to enjoy the fruits of victory and the rewards for everything he and his Chinese comrades had struggled for. Yet, ironically, even before the revolution reached its victorious conclusion, the “Big-Nose Medical Saint,” as he was known by the troops, decided to return home to Vienna. Now that the war was over, Rosenfeld was convinced that Austria was on the road to recovery and that he would eventually be able to revive his livelihood. He also had learned that his sister was still alive and he was eager to be reunited with her.

On the eve of the Communist victory, Crook was also serving on the front lines in northeastern China, applying his teaching experience to the education of young leaders on the battlefield who would come to occupy senior posts in China’s Diplomatic Corps and laying the groundwork for the establishment that would become China’s Foreign Languages Institute. Crook distinguished himself and gained the trust of the Communist leadership through the degree of his self-sacrifice and, as a party member, willingness to subject himself to self-criticism and abnegation that was as harsh if not harsher than what his Chinese colleagues endured.

Known to the Chinese as “Li Dunbai,” Rittenberg proved his revolutionary mettle and demonstrated his zeal by struggling side-by-side with Mao, Zhou Enlai and other Communist revolutionaries on an arduous 500-mile journey to the refuge of caves in remote Yan’an that would become known as the “Long March.”

Like the other revolutionaries, Rittenberg lived a spartan life in Yan’an and followed a routine that was well-circumscribed: By day, he was an adviser to Mao, providing insights into American policy and drafting official correspondence to President Harry Truman and other American government officials on Mao’s behalf. By night, he was an active participant in the impromptu dances the revolutionaries organized, an activity that enabled him to forge bonds and deepen relationships with influential members of the communist movement that would play a consequential role in his life in China. One such acquaintance was Mao’s wife, Jiang Qing, an actress who, in Rittenberg’s estimation, was a lot better at dancing than she was at acting. Rittenberg also served as an occasional translator for the Laurel and Hardy movies that Mao, Zhou Enlai and the other revolutionaries were so fond of watching on Friday evenings after dinner.

The next 30 years that Rittenberg would spend in China had all the arc and sweep of a classic Greek tragedy: The hubris of the young revolutionary eager to make history who is catapulted into the very center of a movement that would change the lives of millions, the reversal of fortune that would lead to a fall from grace, and finally enlightenment, a change from ignorance to awareness.

Hubris

In the early 1960s, on the eve of a decade of upheaval that would come to be known as the Great People’s Cultural Revolution, Rittenberg was working in the foreign affairs office of the Central Broadcasting Bureau, a powerful organization whose strategic importance would place it on the leading edge of the revolution. Rittenberg, true to his nature, took an active role in the Cultural Revolution at its earliest stages. His engagement in mobilizing workers, organizing revolutionary study sessions and other related activities catapulted him into a position of revolutionary leader.

The following excerpt from a speech he delivered to audiences across the country — from peasants in small villages to students in auditoriums and workers in stadiums — brought him to national prominence and turned him into a celebrity:

“When I was a young man growing up in America, I worked alongside steelworkers and miners. I joined the American Communist Party. So I have experienced at firsthand how capitalism exploits workers. The life of a worker in the U.S. is a tough and painful one. China should avoid going down the path of capitalism at all costs.”

His spectacular revolutionary career reached its apex with the bold takeover of Central Broadcasting Bureau that he engineered as the leader of a radical faction.

Emboldened by his power and success, he increasingly used his speaking platform and stature to bring the revolutionary commitment of others into question and point out contradictions in their behavior, a tactic that ended the careers of not a few innocent citizens and brought misery to their families.

A Reversal of Fortune

One of the targets of Rittenberg’s defamatory speeches was Jiang Qing, who for Rittenberg would always be the B actress and dance companion he knew from Yan’an and, in any event, hardly a threat to someone such as him, who wielded so much power and influence. This turned out to be a severe miscalculation that would ultimately lead to his downfall. Since Yan’an, Jiang Qing, perhaps proving that she was a worthy actress after all, had succeeded in transforming herself into the “White-Boned Demon,” ringleader of the notorious Gang of Four and the object of fear and loathing. In a matter of weeks after delivering his stinging criticism of the woman many had come to see as an object of fear and loathing — hence her nickname — Rittenberg found himself in solitary confinement behind the walls of Qincheng Prison, a correctional facility on the outskirts of Beijing that was less forbidding than Alcatraz, perhaps, but no less notorious.

Qincheng Prison Profile

· Originally “Beiping Prison Number 2”

· 1960 remodeled by Soviet advisers

· Average cell size 20 m2

· Three meals a day:

o Breakfast – steamed bread, cabbage

o Lunch- rice, noodles, and other grains

· Exercise regimen: 20 minutes a day (inconsistent)

· Reading material: The People’s Daily

For most of the counter-revolutionaries, professors and artists who ended up there, being sent to Qincheng Prison was a fate worse than death. For Rittenberg, the time in Qincheng was a period for reflection and contemplation. The regimen of prison life, the long periods of inactivity and the pervasive silence was, Rittenberg reasoned, an existence that was not much different than that of “a monk in a monastery,” and he kept himself occupied with activities that would keep his mind active and his spirit engaged. “Comrade Li Dunbai,” noted the prison’s chief warden, “reads the[People’s Daily] from beginning to end every day without fail.”

Despite their status as party members, sacrifice on the front lines and impeccable record of service to the state and the party, Crook and Epstein also were imprisoned in Qincheng Prison at the height of the Cultural Revolution, victims of irrational fears of foreign influence, intrigue and spying. This was a fate that befell a good number of foreigners. However, like most of the other foreigners who were imprisoned, Crook and Epstein were released in 1973 and invited to an official state dinner, where they received an official apology from Zhou Enlai. Only Rittenberg was missing. Asked by one of those present at the dinner about Rittenberg’s absence, Zhou Enlai responded gravely: “Li Dunbai has committed severe crimes against the state and its citizens. Because of this, he will remain in prison.”

Enlightenment and Awareness

Rittenberg’s term in prison would last nearly six more years, and upon his release in 1979, he emerged a much wiser and more humble person. After admissions of error and wrongdoing, he was finally pardoned. The official government statement exonerating him read:

“Comrade Li Dunbai has worked for the benefit of the Chinese people since 1945 and made great contributions to the Chinese revolution.”

In 1980, Rittenberg, approaching his 60th birthday, decided that he was finished with China and returned to the place where his odyssey had started, Charleston, S.C. There he took a job as a teacher in a local community college, intending to lead a lead a quiet and unassuming life. Although he thought he was finished with China, China, it seemed, had not quite finished with him.

As China began to liberalize and institute economic reforms in the 1980s, large American firms began to take an interest in the potential market opportunities such a huge country offered. But since China had been closed for so many years, the Chinese lacked the insights and experience needed to be successful. Thanks to his extensive knowledge of China and, even more importantly, his familiarity with officials at the very highest levels of the Chinese government — many of whom he had been comrades-in-arms with in the caves of Yan’an — Rittenberg became the go-to adviser for any U.S. company seriously considering entry into the Chinese market. Intel, Levis and Microsoft, to name just a few, knocked on his door. The man who once rejected capitalism for the communist ideal would now grow wealthy serving capitalism in a communist country.

Rittenberg, Crook, Epstein and Rosenfeld each approached China in a unique way and each played a distinctly different role during the time he spent in the country, but in the end, it is what they have in common that provides the greatest insight into their personalities and their motivations. In addition to being Jewish, they all joined the Chinese Communist Party, became Chinese citizens, and, most intriguingly, all lived to be more than 90 years old. Whether there is any connection between their longevity and their engagement with China is open to speculation, but what is certain is that their experiences and contributions generated one of the more unique and interesting perspectives on the great transformation of China in the 20th century.

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Heilongjiang University Scholarship 2020 (UPDATED)

https://www.chinesescholarshipcouncil.com/?p=2553&wpwautoposter=1587881744 The Heilongjiang University Scholarship for International Students 2020 are open apply now. Heilongjiang University Scholarship for International Students is the first in Heilongjiang Province and one of the earliest in China engaged in teaching Chinese as a foreign language. Heilongjiang University has a wide range of disciplines with good advantages and a total of 33 colleges covering 11 disciplines of literature, history, philosophy, economics, law, science, education, agriculture and art etc and is authorized to confer doctorate, master’s and bachelor’s degrees with more than 35,000 students. Teaching Chinese as a foreign language at the International Institute of Education and Culture of Heilongjiang University started in 1981 and the comprehensive strength ranks first in Heilongjiang Province and high in China. 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Fully Funded Chinese Government Scholarship Program 2020-21

Applications are open for the fully-funded Chinese Government Scholarship Program 2020-21 at Harbin Institute of Technology. Founded in 1920, Harbin Institute of Technology has developed into an open, multidisciplinary, research-oriented, leading national university with science and engineering as its core, encompassing management, liberal arts, economy and law as a whole. After nearly 100 years of development, HIT has formed a pattern of “One University, Three Campuses (Harbin/Weihai/Shenzhen)”. HIT is a founding member of the C9 League and an official alliance initiated by the Chinese government with nine top universities in Mainland China. In the US News ranking for the Best Global Universities for Engineering, HIT ranked No.2 in China and No.6 globally. For international students out of China only who want to study a master or PhD degree can apply for HIT Independent Recruitment Program. HIT Independent Recruitment Program covers tuition fee, accommodation fee, stipend and insurance fee. It is one of the programs of Chinese Government Scholarship (hereinafter referred to as CSC scholarship) and assigned from the Ministry of Education (hereinafter referred to as MOE) to the university to recruit outstanding international students. Applicants need to submit the application materials according to school requirements. HIT will select the best applicants and recommend to the China Scholarship Council. Benefits Exempt from registration fee, tuition fee, and accommodation fee;800 RMB per year for Comprehensive Medical Insurance;Monthly stipend is granted to the students at the following rates: Master’s degree candidate: 3,000 RMB/month Doctoral degree candidate: 3,500 RMB/month Complement: New students who register on or before the 15th will receive a full stipend of that month; those who register after 15th will receive a half stipend of that month. Eligibility Applicants must be non-Chinese nationality in good health.International students out of China or former graduates of Chinese universities.Educational background required and age limit: Applicants for master’s degree studies must have bachelor’s degree and be under the age of 35;Applicants for doctoral degree studies must have master’s degree and be under the age of 40. Excellent performance in study.Applicants should have good ability in scientific research. Note: The scholarship cannot be combined with any other scholarship. Documents Required The applicants need to provide the following materials truly and correctly (in duplicate) and pay for the material assessment fee. Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship (in duplicate). The CSC Online Application System is available at: http://studyinchina.csc.edu.cn/ . Scholarship type: Bcode: 10213 Highest full-time study diploma (original notarized document in English or Chinese). Note: If applicants are university students, they should provide an original notarized pre-graduation certificate in English or Chinese. Notarization must be carried out through formal institution, the signature or seal from school or working unit does not have the effect of notarization.Transcripts (It is not required to be notarized, but must be signed and sealed from school. The transcripts in other languages must be translated in English or Chinese with notarization).A study or research plan (not less than 800 words in English or Chinese).Two recommendation letters by professors or associate professors in English or Chinese.Passport copy (Valid for one year at least).Photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination Form.Bank Receipt of Material Assessment Fee: 60 USD or 400 RMBApplicants should post the paper application materials with a copy of the remittance receipt. Paper materials and material assessment fees are non-refundable.Language proficiency certificateCertificate of No Criminal RecordAcceptance letter( not a must) Applicants are encouraged to contact the professors prior to application and enclose the acceptance letter from supervisors of HIT. Read the full article

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Tanveer Riaz Foundation

University List for Subjects

Chemistry

1. 10001 Peking University

2. 10055 Nankai University

3. 10284 Nanjing University

4. 10183 Jilin University

5. 10246 Fudan University

6. 10003 Tsinghua University

7. 10358 University of Science and Technology of China

8. 10384 Xiamen University

9. 10335 Zhejiang University

10. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

11. 10558 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY

12. 10010 Beijing University of Chemical Technology

13. 10532 Hunan University

14. 10610 Sichuan University

15. 10027 Beijing Normal University

16. 10248 Shanghai Jiao Tong University

17. 10422 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY

18. 10730 LANZHOU UNIVERSITY

19. 10386 Fuzhou University

20. 10200 Northeast Normal University

21. 10269 East China Normal University

22. 10285 Soochow University

State Key Laboratories for Chemistry students.

If you can find some teacher in these Labs, it will be good opportunity for you.

1. State Key Laboratory of Rare Earth Materials Chemistry and Applications, Peking University.

2. State Key Laboratory of Chemo/Bio-Sensing and Chemometrics, Hunan university

3. State Key Laboratory of Super hard Materials, Jilin University

4. State Key Lab of Inorganic Synthesis & Preparative Chemistry, Jilin University

5. State Key Laboratory of Supramolecular Structure and Materials, Jilin University

6. State Key Lab of Theoretical and Computational Chemistry at Jilin University

7. State Key Laboratory of Applied and Organic Chemistry, Lanzhou University

8. State Key Laboratory of Coordination Chemistry, Nanjing University

9. State Key Laboratory of Elemento-Organic Chemistry, Nankai University

10. State Key Laboratory of Medicinal Chemical Biology (Nankai University)

11. State Key Laboratory of Physical Chemistry for Solid Surface, Xiamen University

12. State Key Laboratory of Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, China Agricultural University

13. State Key Laboratory of Molecular Dynamic and Stable Structures ,Peking University

14. State Key Laboratory of Rare Earth Resource Utilization Changchun Institute of Applied ChemistryChinese Academy of Sciences (for TWAS)

15. State Key Laboratory of Electroanalytical Chemistry, Changchun Institute of. Applied Chemistry,Chinese Academy of Science (For TWAS)

16. Key Laboratory of Resource Chemistry, Shanghai Normal University

17. Key Laboratory of Bioorganic Phosphorus Chemistry & Chemical Biology（Tsinghua University）

18. State Key Laboratory of Environmental Geochemistry, Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academyof Sciences, Guiyang (For TWAS)

19. State Key Laboratory of Catalysis, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (For TWAS)

20. State Key Laboratory of Environmental Aquatic Chemistry (China) (For TWAS)

Physics

1-10001 Peking University

2. 10284 Nanjing University

3. 10358 University of Science and Techology of China

4. 10003 Tsinghua University

5. 10246 Fudan University

6. 10248 Shanghai Jiao Tong University

7. 10335 Zhejiang University

8. 10558 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY

9. 10055 Nankai University

10. 10422 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY

11. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

12. 10027 Beijing Normal University

13. 10183 Jilin University

14. 10213 Harbin Institute of Technology

15. 10487 Huazhong University of Science and Technology

16. 10511 CENTRAL CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY17.

10108 Shanxi University18.

10247 Tongji University

19. 10269 East China Normal University

20. 10730 LANZHOU UNIVERSITY

21.10141 Dalian University of Technology

Biology

1. 10003 Peking Union Medical College, Tsinghua University

2. 10001 Peking University

3. 10246 Fudan University

4. 10248 Shanghai Jiao Tong University

5. 10284 Nanjing University

6. 10358 University of Science and Techology of China

7. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

8. 10019 China Agricultural University

9. 10055 Nankai University

10. 10504 HUAZHONG AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY

11. 10558 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY

12. 10384 Xiamen University

13. 10335 Zhejiang University

14. 10422 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY

15. 10610 Sichuan University

16. 10183 Jilin University

17. 10200 Northeast Normal University

18. 10269 East China Normal University

19. 10307 Nanjing Agricultural University

20. 10487 Huazhong University of Science and Technology

21. 10673 Yunnan University

22. 10712 Northwest A&F University

23. 10730 LANZHOU UNIVERSITY

24. 10027 Beijing Normal University

25. 10225 Northeast Forestry University

26. 10025 Capital Medical University

27. 10028 Capital Normal University

28. 10126 Inner Mongolia University

29. 10159 China Medical University

30. 10226 Harbin Medical University

31. 10247 Tongji University

32. 10319 Nanjing Normal University

Ecology

1.10027 Beijing Normal University

2. 10558 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY

3. 10246 Fudan University

4. 10269 East China Normal University

5. 10335 Zhejiang University6. 10673 Yunnan University

7. 10730 LANZHOU UNIVERSITY

8. 10001 Peking University

9. 10284 Nanjing University

10. 10019 China Agricultural University

11. 10225 Northeast Forestry University

12. 10384 Xiamen University

13. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

14. 10022 Beijing Forestry University

15. 10055 Nankai University

16. 10200 Northeast Normal University

17. 10298 Nanjing Forestry University

18. 10538 Central South University of Forestry and Technology

19. 10712 Northwest A&F University

Economics

1-10002 Renmin University of China

2. 10001 Peking University

3. 10034 Central University of Finance and Economics

4. 10246 Fudan University

5. 10384 Xiamen University

6. 10003 Tsinghua University

7. 10055 Nankai University

8. 10272 Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

9. 10651 Southwest University of Finance and Economics

10. 10173 Dongbei University of Finance and Economics

11. 10559 JINAN UNIVERSITY

12. 10004 Beijing Jiaotng University

13. 10036 University of International Business and Economics

14. 10038 Capital University of Economics and Business

15. 10422 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY

16. 10532 Hunan University

17. 10698 Xian Jiaotong University

18. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

19. 10520 Zhongnan University of Economics and Law

20. 10070 Tianjin University of Finance and Economics

21. 10140 Liaoning University

22. 10183 Jilin University

23. 10248 Shanghai Jiao Tong University

24. 10027 Beijing Normal University

25. 10487 Huazhong University of Science and Technology

26. 10125 Shanxi University of Finance and Economics

27. 10247 Tongji University

28. 10269 East China Normal University

29. 10611 Chongqing University

30. 10011 Beijing Technology and Business University

31. 10240 Harbin University of Commerce

32. 10327 NanJing University of Finance and Economics

33. 10353 Zhejiang Gongshang University

34. 10378 Anhui University of Finance and Economics

35. 11799 Chongqing Technology and Business University

36. 10200 Northeast Normal University

37. 10280 Shanghai University

38. 10285 Soochow University

39. 10475 Henan University

40. 10491 China University of Geosciences

41. 10511 CENTRAL CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY

42. 10610 Sichuan University43. 10730 LANZHOU UNIVERSITY

44. 11482 Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics

45. 10069 Tianjin University of Commerce

46. 10252 University of Shanghai for Science and Technology

47. 10273 Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

48. 10294 Hohai University

49. 10319 Nanjing Normal University

50. 10337 Zhejiang University of Techology

51. 10386 Fuzhou University

52. 10536 Changsha University of Scinece and Technology

53. 10635 Southwest University

54. 10656 Southwest University of Nationalities

55. 10689 Yunnan University Of Finance and Economics

56. 11560 Xian University of Finance and Economics

57. 11846 Guangdong University of Foreign Studies

58. 10053 China University of Political Science and Law

Computer Science and Technology

1.10003 Tsinghua University

2. 90002 National University of Defense Technology

3. 10001 Peking University

4. 10006 Beihang University

5. 10213 Harbin Institute of Technology

6. 10248 Shanghai Jiao Tong University

7. 10335 Zhejiang University

8. 10284 Nanjing University

9. 10358 University of Science and Techology of China

10. 10145 Northeastern University

11. 10487 Huazhong University of Science and Technology

12. 10013 Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

13. 10247 Tongji University14. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

15. 10614 University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

16. 10699 Northwest Polytechnical University

17. 10246 Fudan University

18. 10286 Southeast University

19. 10558 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY

20. 10183 Jilin University

21. 10533 CENTRAL SOUTH UNIVERSITY

22. 10610 Sichuan University

23. 10611 Chongqing University

24. 10698 Xian Jiaotong University

25. 10701 Xidian University

26. 10002 Renmin University of China

27. 10004 Beijing Jiaotng University

28. 10005 Beijing University of Technology

29. 10007 Beijing Institue of Technology

30. 10056 Tianjin University31. 10359 Hefei University of Techology

32. 10532 Hunan University

33. 10008 University of Science and Technology Beijing

34. 10141 Dalian University of Technology

35. 10217 Harbin Engineering University

36. 10287 Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

37. 10422 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY

38. 10027 Beijing Normal University

39. 10055 Nankai University

40. 10269 East China Normal University

Environmental Science and Engineering

1-10003 Tsinghua University

2. 10213 Harbin Institute of Technology

3. 10247 Tongji University

4. 10284 Nanjing University

5. 10001 Peking University

6. 10141 Dalian University of Technology

7. 10335 Zhejiang University

8. 10027 Beijing Normal University

9. 10055 Nankai University

10. 10056 Tianjin University

11. 10532 Hunan University

12. 10422 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY

13. 10423 Ocean University of China

14. 10005 Beijing University of Technology

15. 10246 Fudan University

16. 10248 Shanghai Jiao Tong University

17. 10358 University of Science and Technology of China

18. 10486 WUHAN UNIVERSITY

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In Order To Earn Your Money Online, Use These Tips

In today’s times, you are no longer stuck making money by slaving away in someone else’s office for hours on end with few vacation or sick days. You now have the ability to make money online and on your own terms. The great news is that this article will help get you started.

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There are many opportunities for online tutors in subjects ranging from mathematics to language. Possible students are many and varied. You might teach your native language to people living in other countries via VoIP. Another possibility is to tutor schoolchildren, high schoolers or college students in a subject in which you specialize. You can work with an online tutoring agency or set up your own website to begin.

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Medical transcription can be a good way to make money online as a full time career. Formal training is required, and this can be costly. Additionally, it is necessary to have good computer and transcription equipment that works reliably. A great deal of work is available for people who are able and willing to invest in training and good equipment. Pay is quite substantial.

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Top 45 Chinese Universities Offering MBBS Scholarships 2020 [UPDATED]

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For international students who want to get CSC scholarships for MBBS Studies (MBBS in China). The list of Universities Offering China Scholarships for MBBS Program International Students is given below. And you can check the detailed categories of China scholarships for MBBS program(MBBS in China) in these universities. MBBS Scholarships in China No. University Name Scholarship Type 1 CAPITAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 2 JILIN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 3 DALIAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 4 CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 5 TIANJIN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 6 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY CGS; US 7 FUDAN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 8 XINJIANG MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 9 NANJING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 10 JIANGSU UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US; ES 11 WENZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 12 ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 13 WUHAN UNIVERSITY CGS; US 14 HUAZHONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CGS; US 15 XI’AN JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY CGS; US 16 SOUTHERN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 17 JINAN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 18 GUANGXI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 19 SICHUAN UNIVERSITY CGS 20 CHONGQING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS 21 HARBIN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS; US 22 BEIHUA UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 23 LIAONING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS 24 QINGDAO UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 25 HEBEI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS 26 NINGXIA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 27 TONGJI UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 28 SHIHEZI UNIVERSITY CGS 29 SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 30 YANGZHOU UNIVERSITY CGS 31 NANTONG UNIVERSITY CLGS 32 SOOCHOW UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 33 NINGBO UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 34 FUJIAN MEDICAL UNIVERSTIY CGS; CLGS; US 35 ANHUI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 36 XUZHOU MEDICAL COLLEGE CLGS; US 37 CHINA THREE GORGES UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 38 ZHENGZHOU UNIVERSITY CGS; US 39 GUANGZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 40 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 41 SHANTOU UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 42 KUNMING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 43 LUZHOU MEDICAL COLLEGE CLGS; US 44 NORTH SICHUAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS 45 XIAMEN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US Before seeing the list, you should know the following note which is very important for you to understand the table. Note: CGS: Chinese Government Scholarship (Full scholarship, How to apply CGS) CLGS: Chinese Local Government Scholarship (How to apply CLGS） US: University Scholarships (May including tuition fees, accommodation, living allowance, etc.) ES: Enterprise Scholarship (Established by enterprises in China or other countries) Without Scholarships How much does it cost to study MBBS in China? (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Most of the programs offered by Chinese Universities are sponsored by the Chinese government that means international students are not required to pay tuition fee. But, medical and business programs are not in this category. The cheapest program for MBBS in China costs around RMB 22000 per year; comparatively, the most expensive MBBS program in China will be RMB 50000 per year. 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Top 45 Chinese Universities Offering MBBS Scholarships 2020 [UPDATED]

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For international students who want to get CSC scholarships for MBBS Studies (MBBS in China). The list of Universities Offering China Scholarships for MBBS Program International Students is given below. And you can check the detailed categories of China scholarships for MBBS program(MBBS in China) in these universities. MBBS Scholarships in China No. University Name Scholarship Type 1 CAPITAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 2 JILIN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 3 DALIAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 4 CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 5 TIANJIN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 6 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY CGS; US 7 FUDAN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 8 XINJIANG MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 9 NANJING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 10 JIANGSU UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US; ES 11 WENZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 12 ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 13 WUHAN UNIVERSITY CGS; US 14 HUAZHONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CGS; US 15 XI’AN JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY CGS; US 16 SOUTHERN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 17 JINAN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 18 GUANGXI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 19 SICHUAN UNIVERSITY CGS 20 CHONGQING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS 21 HARBIN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS; US 22 BEIHUA UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 23 LIAONING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS 24 QINGDAO UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 25 HEBEI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS 26 NINGXIA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 27 TONGJI UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 28 SHIHEZI UNIVERSITY CGS 29 SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 30 YANGZHOU UNIVERSITY CGS 31 NANTONG UNIVERSITY CLGS 32 SOOCHOW UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 33 NINGBO UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 34 FUJIAN MEDICAL UNIVERSTIY CGS; CLGS; US 35 ANHUI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 36 XUZHOU MEDICAL COLLEGE CLGS; US 37 CHINA THREE GORGES UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 38 ZHENGZHOU UNIVERSITY CGS; US 39 GUANGZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 40 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 41 SHANTOU UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 42 KUNMING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 43 LUZHOU MEDICAL COLLEGE CLGS; US 44 NORTH SICHUAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS 45 XIAMEN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US Before seeing the list, you should know the following note which is very important for you to understand the table. Note: CGS: Chinese Government Scholarship (Full scholarship, How to apply CGS) CLGS: Chinese Local Government Scholarship (How to apply CLGS） US: University Scholarships (May including tuition fees, accommodation, living allowance, etc.) ES: Enterprise Scholarship (Established by enterprises in China or other countries) Without Scholarships How much does it cost to study MBBS in China? (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Most of the programs offered by Chinese Universities are sponsored by the Chinese government that means international students are not required to pay tuition fee. But, medical and business programs are not in this category. The cheapest program for MBBS in China costs around RMB 22000 per year; comparatively, the most expensive MBBS program in China will be RMB 50000 per year. 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Heilongjiang University Scholarship 2020 (UPDATED)

https://www.chinesescholarshipcouncil.com/?p=2553&wpwautoposter=1587805060 The Heilongjiang University Scholarship for International Students 2020 are open apply now. Heilongjiang University Scholarship for International Students is the first in Heilongjiang Province and one of the earliest in China engaged in teaching Chinese as a foreign language. Heilongjiang University has a wide range of disciplines with good advantages and a total of 33 colleges covering 11 disciplines of literature, history, philosophy, economics, law, science, education, agriculture and art etc and is authorized to confer doctorate, master’s and bachelor’s degrees with more than 35,000 students. Teaching Chinese as a foreign language at the International Institute of Education and Culture of Heilongjiang University started in 1981 and the comprehensive strength ranks first in Heilongjiang Province and high in China. It had cultivated more than 10,000 international students from nearly 90 countries around the world as of the year 2020. The average annual enrollment of short-term and long-term international students is more than 2,000, the percentage of undergraduate and postgraduate students has increased to 60% and there have been year-on-year increases in the number of students with various scholarships. The institute recruits postgraduate and undergraduate students and students for further studies from all over the world and all specialties can recruit international students. Heilongjiang University is located in the beautiful city of Harbin, a Mandarin language area and an ideal place for learning standard Chinese. As a cosmopolitan city, Harbin is known as “Oriental Moscow” and “Little Paris” for its various architectural styles. It is cool in summer and you can skate and ski in winter. The ice lantern art in Harbin is world-renowned. Heilongjiang University offers scholarships for international students who study at the university. Categories of Heilongjiang University Scholarship Three scholarships are available for international students: the Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the scholarship for outstanding self-financing students, and full-attendance scholarship. Categories Applicants’ Eligibility How To Apply The Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Students majoring in the Chinese Language with Bachelor’s degree or above from member state of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Applicants shall, within the prescribed time limit, apply to Chinese Embassy or Consulates in the countries where the applicants settle or Heilongjiang University by the end of June of the intended year of study. The scholarship for outstanding self-financing students Students for degree studies and students for language studies Applicants are assessed based on their academic performance. Applicants shall apply at the end of June. The full-attendance scholarship Students for degree studies and students for language studies Applicants who have had the full attendance for the semester may, within the prescribed time limit, apply to the Office for InternationalStudent Affairs. Heilongjiang University Scholarship levels and Criteria The Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Scholarship students are exempt from tuition fees and on-campus accommodation fees. In addition, they are provided with 3,000-yuan (RMB) monthly living allowance and the comprehensive medical insurance for international students in China. The scholarship for outstanding self-financing students The first-prize scholarship for outstanding self-financing students: 6,000 yuan (RMB) per year The second-prize scholarship for outstanding self-financing students: 4,000 yuan (RMB) per year The third-prize scholarship for outstanding self-financing students: 2,000 yuan (RMB) per year The full-attendance scholarship 300 yuan (RMB) per semester III. How to apply for Heilongjiang University Scholarship The Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Applicants must fill in and submit the following materials truly and correctly (in duplicate). 1) the Application Form for Heilongjiang University International Student Applicants should fill in the form in Chinese, in English or in Russian, which can be downloaded from the website of Heilongjiang University(http://www.studyathlju.com/Table/). 2) Notarized highest education diploma attained If applicants are students or employed, they should provide proof of student status or proof of employment respectively. 3) Study or research plans Detailed study or research plans (additional paper can be attached) are required for applicants in Chinese, in English or in Russian. 4) Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation by professors or associate professors in Chinese, in English or in Russian. 5) Photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination Form The form is printed by the Chinese quarantine authority, which applies to the international students who will study in China for more than 6 months and should be filled in English. The medical examination must cover all the items listed in the Foreigner Physical Examination Form. Incomplete forms or the forms without the signature of the attending physician, the official stamp of the hospital or a sealed photograph of the applicant are invalid. The medical examination results are valid for 6 months. All applicants are kindly requested to take this factor into consideration while determining the time to take the medical examination. The above materials shall be submitted to Heilongjiang University by the applicants by June 30 of the intended year of study The scholarship for outstanding self-financing students The scholarship is open to the international students who have studied at Heilongjiang University for one year or more and who have had excellent academic performance and actively participated in the campus activities. Those who have records of absence need not apply. Applicants shall apply to the Office for International Student Affairs with the recommendation from class tutors at the end of June. The jury will assess all the applicants and determine the winners. The full-attendance Heilongjiang University Scholarship The scholarship is open to the international students who have had full attendance in all the courses for the semester. Applicants shall fill in the Application Form for the Full-attendance Scholarship, have the completed form signed by all the teachers, and submit the form to the Office for International Student Affairs. Contact Information Office of Foreign Students Admission, the Institute of International Education and Culture, Heilongjiang University Address: No. 74 Xuefu Road, Nangang District, Harbin, China Post code: 150080

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Northeast Agricultural University Scholarship 2020 (UPDATED)

https://www.chinesescholarshipcouncil.com/?p=3891&wpwautoposter=1587703014 Northeast Agricultural University Scholarship is open for the international student to study in China on CSC scholarships which is recognized by Chinese government scholarships. In order to promote friendship and understanding between people in China and abroad, and develop communication and cooperation in aspects of politics, economics, culture, and education, the Chinese government set Chinese Government Scholarship to support excellent students, teachers and scholars to study in China. Northeast Agricultural University is one of the 252 universities which are responsible for educating Chinese Government Scholarship students, and currently there are nearly 200 international students are enjoying different programs of Chinese Governments Scholarship here. Northeast Agricultural University (hereinafter referred to as NEAU), located in the city of Harbin, is a key level university of Heilongjiang province and included in the national “211 Project”. NEAU comprises 19 colleges and 1 teaching department. There are 7 post-doctoral research stations, 2 post-doctoral work stations, 31 doctoral degree programs, 78 master degree programs and 75 undergraduate majors, covering the disciplines of Agronomy, Engineering, Science, Economics, Management, laws and Arts. The total Faculty number is 1267, including 266 professors and 336 associate professors. Currently NEAU consists of 22575 students, among which 3392 are postgraduates. 1. Application for Northeast Agricultural University Scholarship Applicants shall submit the written application materials and apply online (http://laihua.csc.edu.cn the Recruitment agencies code of NEAU is 10224) and send the application material to NEAU before March 31, 2020. 2. Eligibility of Northeast Agricultural University Scholarship 1) Applicants must be non-Chinese citizens. 2) Applicants should be in healthy physical condition. 3) Education background and age limit: – Applicants for master degree studies must have bachelor’s degree and be under the age of 35. – Applicants for Doctoral degree studies must have master’s degree and be under the age of 40. 4) Excellent achievement in your study5) Comparative good ability in research 6) Applicants doesn’t gain any other scholarship 3. Application Materials for Northeast Agricultural University Scholarship The applicants must fill in and provide the following materials truly and correctly (in duplicate). （The applicants shall download the Application Form after application online through http://laihua.csc.edu.cn and stamp a two inch photo on the form and should leave signature in the required blank. 1) Application Form for Chinese Government Scholarship (printed by CSC), the original document and a copy, filled in Chinese or in English. 2) Highest diploma (notarized photocopy). If applicants are university students or already employed, they shall also provide studying certificates or employment documents. Documents in languages other than Chinese or English must be attached with notarized translations in Chinese or English. 3) Applicants for graduate studies are required to provide undergraduate transcripts. Applicants for doctoral studies need to provide undergraduate transcripts and graduate transcripts. Transcripts in languages other than Chinese or English must be attached with notarized translations in Chinese or English. 4) A study or research plan in Chinese or in English (no less than 800 words). 5) Applicants for master and doctoral degree studies must submit two letters of recommendation in Chinese or English by professors or associate professors. 6) Published academic papers and academic achievements (if have) 7) Applicants should provide a copy of HSK certificate if it is passed. 8) A copy of the passport 9) Photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination Form (printed by Chinese quarantine authority and only for those whose period of studies in China lasts up to six months) filled in English. The medical examinations must cover all the items listed in the Foreigner Physical Examination Form. Incomplete records or those without the signature of the attending physician, the official stamp of the hospital or a sealed photograph of the applicants are invalid. The medical examination results are valid for 6 months. All applicants are kindly requested to take this factor into consideration while determining the time to take the medical examination. 10) Acceptance letter from supervisor(can be attached if you have) The above materials should directly reach the International Exchange Division of NEAU. The application material would not be sent back whether the applicant is enrolled or not. 4. Details of the Northeast Agricultural University Scholarship Full scholarship: 1). Exempt from registration fee, tuition fee, fee for laboratory experiment, fee for internship, fee for basic learning materials and accommodation on campus; 2). Fee for outpatient medical service, Comprehensive Medical Insurance and Benefit Plan for International Students in China. 3). Monthly living allowance and One-off settlement subsidy after registration is paid to the students by the host institution at the following rates (CNY Yuan per month): Master degree students: CNY 1,700 YuanDoctoral degree students: CNY 2,000 YuanOne-off settlement subsidy: CNY 1,500 YuanInternational travel expenses: self-afforded. 4). NEAU provides free accommodation for Chinese Government Scholarship students, 2-3 bachelor students or master students shall live in one room, 1-2 doctoral students shall live in one room. NOTES: 1) Costs of the laboratory experiment or internship that beyond the university’s arrangements should be afforded by the student himself. 2) Fee for basic learning materials covers the necessary learning materials prescribed by the host institution, and other materials shall be self afforded. 3) Scholarship students shall get their monthly living allowance from the date of registration. New students who register before 15th (15th included) of the registration month will get the full amount of the living allowance of that month, and those who register after 15th will get half amount. The graduates will be given a living allowance for another 15 days after the graduation time set by the university. The allowance will be terminated from the next month after students suspend their studies, drop school or complete schooling from the university. Monthly living allowance covers school holidays. Scholarship students who do not get the monthly living allowance during holidays can get that upon return on campus. The allowance will be suspended for one month if students do not register on time without permission from the university in advance, leave for non-health reasons or are absent from the university over a month. 4) Students who have to suspend their studies because of serious diseases should go back to the home country and pay for the international trip by themselves. With the university’s approval, the scholarship status can be reserved for at most one year, and their living allowances will be suspended at the same time. The scholarship will be terminated for those who suspend their studies for other reasons. 5) Fee for outpatient medical service refers to the outpatient expense in the institution’s hospital or the hospitals appointed by the institution. The students should pay for a certain percentage of expense in accordance with the institution’s relevant regulations. 6).Comprehensive Medical Insurance and Benefit Plan for International Students in China is provided by MOE for the scholarship students in China in case of hospitalizing for serious diseases and accidental injuries. The institutions or the appointed medical assistance agency provide advancement service for insurance expenses, and claim for compensation with relevant payment receipts from the insurance company according to the stipulated insurance articles. The claim of individual student will not be accepted by the insurance company. How to Apply For acquiring this wonderful opportunity, you are demanded to be enrolled in the master’s and doctoral degree coursework at the Northeast Agricultural University. After being enlisted, claimants need to complete an online application through http://www.csc.edu.cn/studyinchina or http://www.campuschina.org/

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Top 45 Chinese Universities Offering MBBS Scholarships 2020 [UPDATED]

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For international students who want to get CSC scholarships for MBBS Studies (MBBS in China). The list of Universities Offering China Scholarships for MBBS Program International Students is given below. And you can check the detailed categories of China scholarships for MBBS program(MBBS in China) in these universities. MBBS Scholarships in China No. University Name Scholarship Type 1 CAPITAL MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 2 JILIN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 3 DALIAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 4 CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 5 TIANJIN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 6 SHANDONG UNIVERSITY CGS; US 7 FUDAN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 8 XINJIANG MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 9 NANJING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 10 JIANGSU UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US; ES 11 WENZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 12 ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 13 WUHAN UNIVERSITY CGS; US 14 HUAZHONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CGS; US 15 XI’AN JIAOTONG UNIVERSITY CGS; US 16 SOUTHERN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 17 JINAN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 18 GUANGXI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 19 SICHUAN UNIVERSITY CGS 20 CHONGQING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS 21 HARBIN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS; US 22 BEIHUA UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 23 LIAONING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS 24 QINGDAO UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 25 HEBEI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS 26 NINGXIA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 27 TONGJI UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 28 SHIHEZI UNIVERSITY CGS 29 SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 30 YANGZHOU UNIVERSITY CGS 31 NANTONG UNIVERSITY CLGS 32 SOOCHOW UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 33 NINGBO UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 34 FUJIAN MEDICAL UNIVERSTIY CGS; CLGS; US 35 ANHUI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 36 XUZHOU MEDICAL COLLEGE CLGS; US 37 CHINA THREE GORGES UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 38 ZHENGZHOU UNIVERSITY CGS; US 39 GUANGZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 40 SUN YAT-SEN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US 41 SHANTOU UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 42 KUNMING MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS 43 LUZHOU MEDICAL COLLEGE CLGS; US 44 NORTH SICHUAN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY CLGS 45 XIAMEN UNIVERSITY CGS; CLGS; US Before seeing the list, you should know the following note which is very important for you to understand the table. Note: CGS: Chinese Government Scholarship (Full scholarship, How to apply CGS) CLGS: Chinese Local Government Scholarship (How to apply CLGS） US: University Scholarships (May including tuition fees, accommodation, living allowance, etc.) ES: Enterprise Scholarship (Established by enterprises in China or other countries) Without Scholarships How much does it cost to study MBBS in China? (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Most of the programs offered by Chinese Universities are sponsored by the Chinese government that means international students are not required to pay tuition fee. But, medical and business programs are not in this category. The cheapest program for MBBS in China costs around RMB 22000 per year; comparatively, the most expensive MBBS program in China will be RMB 50000 per year. 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Heilongjiang University Scholarship 2020 (UPDATED)

https://www.chinesescholarshipcouncil.com/?p=2553&wpwautoposter=1587703010 The Heilongjiang University Scholarship for International Students 2020 are open apply now. Heilongjiang University Scholarship for International Students is the first in Heilongjiang Province and one of the earliest in China engaged in teaching Chinese as a foreign language. Heilongjiang University has a wide range of disciplines with good advantages and a total of 33 colleges covering 11 disciplines of literature, history, philosophy, economics, law, science, education, agriculture and art etc and is authorized to confer doctorate, master’s and bachelor’s degrees with more than 35,000 students. Teaching Chinese as a foreign language at the International Institute of Education and Culture of Heilongjiang University started in 1981 and the comprehensive strength ranks first in Heilongjiang Province and high in China. It had cultivated more than 10,000 international students from nearly 90 countries around the world as of the year 2020. The average annual enrollment of short-term and long-term international students is more than 2,000, the percentage of undergraduate and postgraduate students has increased to 60% and there have been year-on-year increases in the number of students with various scholarships. The institute recruits postgraduate and undergraduate students and students for further studies from all over the world and all specialties can recruit international students. Heilongjiang University is located in the beautiful city of Harbin, a Mandarin language area and an ideal place for learning standard Chinese. As a cosmopolitan city, Harbin is known as “Oriental Moscow” and “Little Paris” for its various architectural styles. It is cool in summer and you can skate and ski in winter. The ice lantern art in Harbin is world-renowned. Heilongjiang University offers scholarships for international students who study at the university. Categories of Heilongjiang University Scholarship Three scholarships are available for international students: the Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the scholarship for outstanding self-financing students, and full-attendance scholarship. Categories Applicants’ Eligibility How To Apply The Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Students majoring in the Chinese Language with Bachelor’s degree or above from member state of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Applicants shall, within the prescribed time limit, apply to Chinese Embassy or Consulates in the countries where the applicants settle or Heilongjiang University by the end of June of the intended year of study. The scholarship for outstanding self-financing students Students for degree studies and students for language studies Applicants are assessed based on their academic performance. Applicants shall apply at the end of June. The full-attendance scholarship Students for degree studies and students for language studies Applicants who have had the full attendance for the semester may, within the prescribed time limit, apply to the Office for InternationalStudent Affairs. Heilongjiang University Scholarship levels and Criteria The Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Scholarship students are exempt from tuition fees and on-campus accommodation fees. In addition, they are provided with 3,000-yuan (RMB) monthly living allowance and the comprehensive medical insurance for international students in China. The scholarship for outstanding self-financing students The first-prize scholarship for outstanding self-financing students: 6,000 yuan (RMB) per year The second-prize scholarship for outstanding self-financing students: 4,000 yuan (RMB) per year The third-prize scholarship for outstanding self-financing students: 2,000 yuan (RMB) per year The full-attendance scholarship 300 yuan (RMB) per semester III. How to apply for Heilongjiang University Scholarship The Principal Scholarship offered by Heilongjiang University as a member university of Shanghai Cooperation Organization Applicants must fill in and submit the following materials truly and correctly (in duplicate). 1) the Application Form for Heilongjiang University International Student Applicants should fill in the form in Chinese, in English or in Russian, which can be downloaded from the website of Heilongjiang University(http://www.studyathlju.com/Table/). 2) Notarized highest education diploma attained If applicants are students or employed, they should provide proof of student status or proof of employment respectively. 3) Study or research plans Detailed study or research plans (additional paper can be attached) are required for applicants in Chinese, in English or in Russian. 4) Applicants must submit two letters of recommendation by professors or associate professors in Chinese, in English or in Russian. 5) Photocopy of Foreigner Physical Examination Form The form is printed by the Chinese quarantine authority, which applies to the international students who will study in China for more than 6 months and should be filled in English. The medical examination must cover all the items listed in the Foreigner Physical Examination Form. Incomplete forms or the forms without the signature of the attending physician, the official stamp of the hospital or a sealed photograph of the applicant are invalid. The medical examination results are valid for 6 months. All applicants are kindly requested to take this factor into consideration while determining the time to take the medical examination. The above materials shall be submitted to Heilongjiang University by the applicants by June 30 of the intended year of study The scholarship for outstanding self-financing students The scholarship is open to the international students who have studied at Heilongjiang University for one year or more and who have had excellent academic performance and actively participated in the campus activities. Those who have records of absence need not apply. Applicants shall apply to the Office for International Student Affairs with the recommendation from class tutors at the end of June. The jury will assess all the applicants and determine the winners. The full-attendance Heilongjiang University Scholarship The scholarship is open to the international students who have had full attendance in all the courses for the semester. Applicants shall fill in the Application Form for the Full-attendance Scholarship, have the completed form signed by all the teachers, and submit the form to the Office for International Student Affairs. Contact Information Office of Foreign Students Admission, the Institute of International Education and Culture, Heilongjiang University Address: No. 74 Xuefu Road, Nangang District, Harbin, China Post code: 150080

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