1. China is one of the four ancient civilizations in the world, with a splendid culture and long history. The Chinese medicine and Chinese Kong Fu are world treasures.

2. China has the world's most robust economy and is the host country for the 2008 Olympic games and 2010 World Expo.

3. The Chinese language is the most descriptive language and has the largest number of speakers. It plays an increasingly essential role in the international exchange and trade arena.

4. China leads or approaches the world's advanced level in many branches of science and technology, for instance in the field of biological science and astronomy etc.

5. China's university qualifications are internationally recognized. China's higher education system boasts a strong reputation worldwide, while China's manufacturing industries are renowned for their international competitiveness. Chinese university graduates are welcomed by leading universities in North America, Europe, Japan, Australia and other countries. Every year, there are about 20 thousand students who graduated in China that go to the aforementioned countries for further study. Many overseas Chinese graduates work in Silicon Valley, Wall Street, famous universities and world-class laboratories.

As of April 2009, the Chinese government has signed mutual recognition agreements with 64 countries and regions.

6. Advantageous Subjects. Aside from Chinese language, traditional Chinese medicine, martial arts, history, philosophy, sports, and Chinese folk arts (music, dance, painting, etc.), China's engineering courses (including machinery, irrigation, manufacturing, electricity, electronics, communications, computer , software, information technology, aerospace, building construction, civil engineering, chemical engineering, mining engineering, petroleum engineering, geology, marine, environmental engineering, etc.), science courses (including mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology), medicine courses (including clinical, surgical, imaging, nuclear medicine, medical engineering), economic courses (including trade, economics, management), MBA, as well as finance and other areas are all of high quality.

7. Saves money. Studying and living in China is cheaper compared to studying and living in European countries, America, Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries

8. Employment advantage. The current rise of China has made it very clear that those who can speak Chinese and have experience living in China will have a great advantage in terms of employment.

In many areas, China is the core of science and technology, for example Yuan Longping's hybrid rice technology was recognized by medical technology of India, Pakistan and other countries. Studying in China and learning these skills will help you and your future career.

China serves as a huge market for all the multinational corporations, employers are well aware that having an experience of living and studying in China is really a big advantage.

9. Improving environmental management. The Chinese Government has always attached importance to environmental management. Even though we can not control environmental degradation from countries like Mongolia that has a great impact to China, China has continued to promote the use of clean energy, pollution control, emissions and etc. Beijing, for example, has continued for three years without sand and dust weather, the water became clearer, the sky became bluer. The people, especially those living in big cities, also paid great attention to environmental sanitation. Tourist attractions are very clean and tidy. Maybe you've heard about an African player did not participate in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games because he dislikes the environmental pollution in Beijing. He then admitted that he was wrong and regretted this for his whole life.

10.Competitive China Scholarship. Chinese government has set up a series of scholarship schemes to sponsor international students, teachers and scholars to undertake studies and researches in Chinese higher education institutions.

In 2010, China government offers 20,000 scholarships to foreign students.

The Chinese government sets the principle of "deepening reform, improving management, ensuring quality, and developing prudently." The Chinese government is adjusting old policies and enacting new ones to make China a better place for international students.