Schools such as Dulwich College are legally called schools for children of foreigners and are managed by the Beijing Municipal Education Commission. The business license clearly stipulates that they cannot recruit children of local nationals. The Education Commission is particularly strict on this point. Therefore, if you are a foreigner, even if you are Vietnamese, your children can enter Dulwich College. If you are Chinese, it is impossible for your children to enter Dulwich College unless you have the ability to handle the Education Committee. In other words, in this case, one of Huang and Ye must be a foreigner, and the focus cannot be on the little girl.

Dulwich College does not restrict admissions, but it has very high requirements for children's comprehensive abilities. It does not mean that you will be admitted if you have money. But money is just a number to you, the rich man says otherwise.

The exam is a must, yes, if you can’t pass it, don’t get in.

The tuition fees are actually quite reasonable. It is a pure British education. What British children need to learn, Dulwich teaches. It is much better than some domestic Sino-foreign cooperative schools, and the fees are lower than them.