China’s preferential policies for international students are as follows:

First of all, the Chinese government provides a wealth of scholarship funding programs for international students. There are different types of scholarships from the national level to the local level, covering various degree types including undergraduate, master's and doctoral degrees. For international students selected as scholarship recipients, their tuition fees, accommodation fees, living expenses, etc. will be fully or partially funded.

Secondly, international students can also enjoy various tuition exemption policies. In many colleges and universities, when international students apply for admission, they will enjoy more favorable tuition policies than domestic students. For example, these preferential tuition fees may be 50% or less than the standard tuition fees for domestic foreign students, thereby reducing the pressure on studying abroad.

In addition, China also provides a lot of welfare support for international students in their daily life. These benefits include medical insurance, housing subsidies, transportation subsidies, and dining discounts. If international students need financial support, such as applying for scholarships or student loans, China also provides them with good opportunities.

Finally, in addition to these policies, China is also strengthening cultural exchanges with international students and providing better academic and social resources for international students. For example, major universities have established international student plazas and specialized international student organizations to invite international students to participate in anti-epidemic charity donations and other activities. Through such activities, international students can not only broaden their horizons, increase their knowledge, but also enhance relationships with their Chinese peers. friendship and spiritual communication.

In recent years, China has vigorously promoted preferential policies for international students, aiming to attract more international students to come to China to study, experience and feel Chinese culture.

In short, as one of the global economic and cultural centers, China’s huge market and outstanding cultural self-confidence are enough to attract international students from all over the world. However, in order to increase the brand awareness of Chinese education and promote mutual understanding among international student groups, various preferential policies and support have been gradually improved and improved. I believe that China’s preferential policies for international students will be more humane and diverse. change.