If we had that sort of infrastructure here in the Netherlands I would be working in Amsterdam instead of lower tier city
Hell even 20+ min for 150 km would be fine.
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Hell even 20+ min for 150 km would be fine.
The number of Chinese going outside to study is actually low compared to those staying in China (700k overseas vs 19m domestic bachelors and 16m other degrees).
Currently, of those studying overseas, a big 85%+ returns.
And lastly, why do you think it's the most talented and smart that goes out (hint, it's more the rich and dumb that takes overseas degrees).
It takes the same amount of time to travel just a few subway stops as it will to travel between the 2 cities, it effectively connects two individual cities to make one decentralized city.
Bachelors overseas = rich and dumb relative to direct peers. Too dumb to compete in gaokao.
Masters overseas = rich and dumb relative to direct peers. Too dumb to get a good (STEM) PhD spot either domestically or overseas.
Masters domestically = dumb relative to direct peers. Too dumb to get a good (STEM) PhD spot either domestically or overseas.
Good (STEM) PhD domestically or overseas = poor and smart
Liberal arts students at any level, domestically or overseas? Hopeless trash not even worth thinking about.
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Ticket price is of paramount importance. It needs to be low enough for the middle class to regularly use for work or leisure
The tube is probably for protection because hitting a bird at 600km/s is dangerous.
You have been on this forum for eons and yet your take on China is still pretty outdated, and down right stupid. Do you even actually do some reading and research on the topic(s) you love to bring up here from time to time as your strawman argument and half-baked dumb assumptions?
The level of competition amongst the Chinese students is FIERCE especially when trying to get into the top universities in the country. The rest of them that couldn't make it (my friends, my ex) go to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, U.K. and the U.S. as the case with the people I mentioned. Now, was the level of rigor and quality of Chinese universities on par with western universities decades ago? Of course not, but that's hardly the case today. Check the university ranking from whatever source you'd like to use.
I have yet to read something less snarky and judgmental from you man. Have some respect to the country and people that's clearly making you lot uneasy and restless and here you are having this dumb question with "Chinese universities suck" lol.
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