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International Students Face Challenges Returning to China

Transportation · 09/02/2025

International Students Face Challenges Returning to China

This article focuses on overseas students returning to their home country, addressing common reasons for flight cancellations and the challenges faced during the pandemic. It highlights the complexities of flight disruptions, using the Delta Airlines IT failure as an example. Drawing from a former colleague's 38-hour journey home, the article provides a detailed checklist for pre-departure preparation and entry requirements. The aim is to assist overseas students in navigating the process and ensuring a smooth return.

China Clarifies Degree Accreditation for International Students

Education · 09/02/2025

China Clarifies Degree Accreditation for International Students

This article addresses the issue of educational credential verification for overseas students, providing a detailed interpretation of official channels and important considerations for both domestic and US credential verification. It emphasizes the authority of CHSI (China Higher Education Student Information and Career Center) and CESC (Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchanges) verification. The article also reminds students to pay attention to changes in the role of the 'Certificate for Returned Overseas Students' in residency policies, helping them smoothly complete their credential verification and prepare for development upon returning to China.

China Eases Crossborder Employment and Investment Rules

Job Search · 08/21/2025

China Eases Crossborder Employment and Investment Rules

This article addresses common questions for Chinese (including Hong Kong and Taiwan) companies and individuals regarding overseas investment, employment, and visa applications. Topics covered include Taiwan labor pension withdrawals, Malaysia visa programs, Chinese labor relations, APEC Business Travel Cards, Taiwan employment visas, and work permits for foreigners in China. The aim is to provide practical guidance and reference for readers navigating these complex issues. It offers insights into various aspects of international business and employment regulations relevant to Chinese entities and individuals operating abroad.

China Expands Visafree Visaonarrival Access for 2025

Travel · 08/21/2025

China Expands Visafree Visaonarrival Access for 2025

This article provides the latest information on visa-free and visa-on-arrival countries for Chinese passport holders, including zoomable maps and explanations of visa types. It specifically updates the visa-free policy for Argentina, allowing Chinese citizens with US or Schengen tourist visas to enter without an Argentina visa. It emphasizes the importance of checking official policies before traveling to ensure a smooth trip. Always verify the latest regulations before departure as policies can change.

China Expands Fourtier Healthcare Insurance Safety Net

Insurance · 05/05/2022

China Expands Fourtier Healthcare Insurance Safety Net

Facing high medical expenses, this article proposes building a four-tiered healthcare system: social security, million-dollar medical insurance, mid-range medical insurance, and high-end medical insurance. Million-dollar medical insurance addresses cost concerns, mid-range insurance improves efficiency and service, and high-end insurance covers top global resources. Choosing the right medical insurance based on individual needs is crucial for safeguarding health and improving quality of life. This tiered system aims to provide comprehensive coverage and access to appropriate healthcare services.

China Eases Retirement Policies for Overseas Chinese Returnees

Social Networking · 02/18/2025

China Eases Retirement Policies for Overseas Chinese Returnees

Overseas Chinese can return to China for retirement after acquiring foreign nationality. By meeting residency requirements, social security payment duration, and restoring Chinese nationality, they can enjoy a smooth retirement life. Staying informed about policy changes and choosing the right options is crucial.

US Degree Accreditation in China A Simplified Guide

Education · 09/02/2025

US Degree Accreditation in China A Simplified Guide

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the latest policies, simplified procedures, unified fee standards, and estimated processing time for CSCSE (Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange) authentication of US degrees. It emphasizes the authority of CSCSE authentication and reminds readers to pay attention to the applicability of the 'Certificate for Overseas Returnees' in local settlement policies. It also advises staying updated with official information to help international students successfully complete their educational credential authentication process. Focus is given to US degrees and the process for Chinese students returning from the USA.

China Warns Trade Tensions Could Trigger Global Recession

Finance · 02/19/2025

China Warns Trade Tensions Could Trigger Global Recession

China warned at a WTO meeting that US tariff policies are impacting the global trade system and could trigger an economic recession. It emphasized that unilateralism threatens the multilateral trading system and called for international cooperation to maintain global economic stability and prevent the escalation of trade wars. China highlighted the dangers of protectionist measures and urged member states to uphold the principles of free and fair trade within the WTO framework to avoid further disruptions to the global economy.

Openai Anthropic Urge AI Tech Restrictions on China

Finance · 04/27/2025

Openai Anthropic Urge AI Tech Restrictions on China

The US AI Action Plan has sparked debate in the tech world regarding China policy. OpenAI and Anthropic advocate for stricter technology blockades against China, while Meta emphasizes open source and collaboration. Google and Microsoft pursue collaborative innovation, while Apple and Nvidia remain silent. This analysis highlights the limitations of technology blockades and promotes international cooperation and open development in the AI field. It argues that fostering global partnerships is crucial for advancing AI responsibly and ensuring its benefits are shared widely, rather than hindering progress through restrictive measures.

Eminents Profits Rebound As China Market Drives Growth

Finance · 08/13/2025

Eminents Profits Rebound As China Market Drives Growth

Airmate-KY achieved profitability in the second quarter, driven by the recovery of the Chinese market and increased sales of fan products. The company is actively expanding its product line, venturing into the heat dissipation component sector and positioning itself in the electronic component market. The stock price increase reflects market confidence. Its future development is worth paying attention to.

Walmart Cuts 1500 Jobs Amid Cost Pressures Restructuring Push

Finance · 05/22/2025

Walmart Cuts 1500 Jobs Amid Cost Pressures Restructuring Push

Walmart announced layoffs of 1,500 employees as part of a restructuring and simplification effort to address cost pressures and accelerate its digital transformation. The layoffs impact technology, e-commerce, and advertising departments, but the company will also create new positions in some areas. Previously, Walmart had taken measures such as closing offices and raising prices. This layoff is a significant attempt to survive and thrive in a highly competitive retail market. The move reflects Walmart's ongoing efforts to optimize operations and adapt to the evolving retail landscape.

Retail Sales Surge and New Highs in US Stocks An Analysis of the Dollars Appreciation

Finance · 07/25/2025

Retail Sales Surge and New Highs in US Stocks An Analysis of the Dollars Appreciation

In June, US retail sales exceeded expectations, indicating resilience in consumer spending, which led to the appreciation of the US dollar. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 2.7%, significantly impacting market sentiment and driving US stocks to reach a new all-time high.

Walmart Grapples With Tariffs in Uschina Trade War

Finance · 05/18/2025

Walmart Grapples With Tariffs in Uschina Trade War

Former US President Trump publicly criticized Walmart for passing tariff costs onto consumers, sparking debate about corporate social responsibility versus profit seeking. Walmart responded, stating its commitment to maintaining prices, but acknowledged that tariffs have led to price increases. Against the backdrop of the trade war, the retail industry faces cost pressures, forcing companies to balance profit and responsibility. Consumers, in turn, must choose between quality, price, and value. The situation highlights the complex interplay between trade policy, corporate strategy, and consumer impact within the competitive retail landscape.

US Eases Chip Software Ethane Export Curbs to China

Finance · 08/06/2025

US Eases Chip Software Ethane Export Curbs to China

The United States has lifted restrictions on exports of chip design software and ethane to China, paving the way for technological and energy collaboration between the two countries. This move could revitalize the economic ties between the nations and promote the development of China's high-tech sector.

Californias Newsom Urges Open Trade with China Despite Tensions

Finance · 08/06/2025

Californias Newsom Urges Open Trade with China Despite Tensions

California Governor Gavin Newsom firmly supports trade relations with China in an interview with Nikkei Asia, criticizing the Trump administration's tariff policies for causing significant harm to California's economy. He advocates for global trade to be based on cooperation. California has become the first state in the U.S. to sue the federal government over tariff issues, with its economic strength continuing to grow.