It's 2024 now, not 2004, it's an era of treating returnees as fragrant and sweet.
If there is now, is it worth 1 million or 2 million or xx million to go abroad to study a book?
My point of view is that if you regard studying abroad as an investment, then let your children honestly prepare for the college entrance examination/postgraduate entrance examination, China's 985 is very cost-effective, the tuition fee for studying is so low, and the canteen accommodation is cheap, even if you finish your bachelor's and master's degrees, you can't spend a few dollars, maybe you can save a little money.
Unless you read Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, or Oxbridge, you can do it at any cost.
From another point of view, if you take 2 million to consume in the United Kingdom and the United States, it is not impossible to go abroad to try it, after all, the domestic and foreign environments are different, and you can broaden your horizons.
But don't expect too much, even if you have a master's degree from an Ivy League school like Columbia University or Cornell, it will be just so so when you return to China, and finding a job depends largely on where you are undergraduate.
Many parents let their children go abroad just to avoid the highly competitive exams such as the domestic college entrance examination and postgraduate entrance examination. There is no strong purpose in going abroad, and most of them just have a book.
These people just use their parents' money to choose a shortcut for their children.
What is the reason why education, especially studying abroad, is worthless and cannot change your life?
It's very simple, China has gone through 30 years, 30 years of development, no matter how developed a country is, there is no experience to learn, you have no advantage. (Besides, with the development of the Internet, a Chinese student can understand and learn much more than you can in a rural university library.) )
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