“Returnees to China” is published and released: the development of overseas students returning to China will show ten trends, please see the details
On August 24, the latest research result “Returning to China” co-authored by Wang Huiyao, Director of the Global Think Tank (CCG) and Secretary-General Miao Lv, was held at the CCG Beijing headquarters. The book is published by China Social Sciences Press.
The book systematically summarizes the century-old history of studying abroad in China, and expounds the new changes and trends of the tide of studying abroad and the tide of “returnees” in China since the 21st century from the perspectives of studying abroad and “returnees”. The author believes that there have been five new trends in studying abroad in China, namely: the level of overseas students is more abundant, the choice of majors tends to be diversified, the destination countries for studying abroad are diversified, “study abroad” may welcome development opportunities, and international study tours are becoming more and more mature. At the same time, no matter from the policy support at the macro level or the actual demand for studying abroad at the micro level, my country’s status as the world’s largest source of international students will continue to be maintained for a period of time in the future.
The book also points out that among the new generation of “returnees” who are mainly “post-80s” and “post-90s”, economics and business backgrounds account for the highest proportions. From the perspective of the types of employment units, “returnees” talents are mainly concentrated in private enterprises.
The book analyzes that the development of Chinese students returning to China will show ten trends: the return of “returnees” will show a steady growth trend; entrepreneurship will remain the focus of the future; With the continuous improvement of the number of overseas students, overseas students have developed from elite to popular, and correspondingly, the Chinese “returnee” group has expanded from high-end talents to talents at all levels; local enterprises and second-tier cities will attract more “returnees”; “returnees” “Entering the era of “circulation” — some “returnees” return to China for development and then go to the original destination country or a third country again, but still maintain close contact with the country; promote the pace of democracy construction; lead Chinese enterprises to “go global”; Promote the development of high-tech emerging industries; improve the level of domestic academic research, explore innovation in educational mechanisms; and promote non-governmental diplomacy to promote China’s integration with the world.
