Hey global learners! China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun just spoke up with a clear message for the U.S. side: welcome students from the Chinese mainland with open arms and protect their rights 🎓🛡️
Guo responded to President Trump’s recent pledge to let 600,000 students from the Chinese mainland study at American universities. Now, China hopes these words will turn into action—no more unwarranted interrogation, harassment, or deportation of students who dream big abroad.
Why does this matter? Educational exchanges aren’t just about textbooks—they’re about people-to-people connections and global vibes 🌍✨. Imagine your favorite #StudyWithMe TikTok going international, with students from every corner vibing together. When we mix diverse brains in the same classroom, creativity and understanding skyrocket.
"Implement the statement of welcoming Chinese students in real terms," Guo urged, emphasizing that real exchange fosters mutual trust and long-lasting friendships. Let’s cheer for a future where every student feels safe, supported, and inspired!
As the debate unfolds, all eyes will be on how the U.S. side puts words into practice. Will campuses become a hospitable hub for 600K scholars from the Chinese mainland? Time will tell—but here's hoping education remains a bridge, not a barrier 😉.
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China says it hopes U.S. will safeguard rights of Chinese students
cgtn.com
