KICK! HIT! GOAL!!!.

HOHOHO, i discovered some amazing stuff, on my way here,

China has difficulty recalling their local talents that are spread all over the world.
To be more succinct:

China's lost talent overseas
A report by the Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing suggests that China suffers from the world's most severe brain drain.

About two-thirds of Chinese who have studied abroad since the 1980s have chosen not to go back home, according to state media.

A china got his phD in Singapore and now , he says,
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On the surface China has changed so much, but essentially it still is a coercive society. The Maoist ideology has been replaced by "getting rich is glorious" ideology. I discovered that it is almost impossible not to become corrupt. The hypocrisy of the establishment is destroying the morality of Chinese people."

And another guy said "
I do not have plans to go back soon, but I don't rule it out. The growth of China cannot be ignored. But the same goes for other things, like bureaucracy and corruption. The wealth gap is so big and it's difficult to tell on which side you will end up."

He added,
"I also feel that my countrymen are still highly nationalistic. I often get attacked on Chinese forums for having a more global perspective.

If China wants its educated people back, it needs to allow critical thinking and entrepreneurial ability, instead of treating its people like machines designed to endure stress and depression. "

If China wants its educated people back, it needs to allow critical thinking and entrepreneurial ability.
China, listen up, you need to open up!!

To substantiate that inference of mine,
WangLi, China agreed,

"My teaching is far better than colleagues who never left China. I use modern methods and I am open to new ideas. My students at Nankai University read the same books as American and British students."

However," Let's be realistic: China is still a developing country and it cannot offer fantastic opportunities to all its young intelligent people.

Those who stay abroad will be China's windows: to draw more investment, know-how and new ideas that will help China in the years to come. "

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