Experience of Students Study in China

A Life-Changing Journey: My Medical Internship Experience in China. My medical internship experience at Hainan Provincial Hospital, affiliated with Hainan Medical University, was a life-changing journey that provided me with invaluable clinical exposure, cultural immersion, and personal growth. As a student of Hainan Medical University, I was familiar with the hospital's academic and clinical standards, which made the transition to internship smooth....

HOW TO OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT AS A STUDENT in China. It is a great experience to study in China, but without a Chinese bank account, it may be difficult to handle your funds. You require a Chinese bank account whether you have to pay school fees, you receive a scholarship, or you simply use WeChat Pay or Alipay to buy anything....

Year 2025 Cost of Living in China: What International Students Should Expect Living in China When I first got accepted into Tongji University in Shanghai, I was over the moon. I had always dreamed of studying in China — not just for the academic experience but for the culture, the food, and the chance to live in one of the world’s most dynamic countries. However, one thing I didn’t fully understand until I arrived was the cost of living. Sure, I had read articles and watched YouTube videos, but nothing beats the reality of managing your own budget in a foreign country. If you’re planning to study in China, especially in cities like Shanghai, Beijing, or Guangzhou, it’s crucial to know what your monthly expenses might look like. Below is a breakdown of what I actually spend each month as a student in Shanghai, with comparisons to Beijing and Guangzhou based on conversations with friends in those cities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivMOLxdC1oQ 1. Cost of Living in China: Rent and Housing Let’s start with the biggest chunk of monthly expenses: rent. Shanghai: I currently live in a shared apartment in the Yangpu District, pretty close to my university (Tongji University). I share it…...

I've assisted so many students study in China. But when meeting Prof. Samuel, I am wondering: How can a student achieve so great success in China? Prof. Samuel is one of the most humble people I've ever seen. You will feel quite comfirtable when staying with him. Polite, knowledgeable, vigorous, strong, and with a wonderful family full of joy. You may ask how can the student achieve great so success in China? Check the video, you will get the answers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd6cRlicUWw Achieve so great success in China: Here are the interview questions: 1. do you remember that why did you come to study in China, why didn't you choose to study in UK, or USA, or other countries? 2. I heard that you wrote an attractive study proposal. so can you guide that how to write down a very good study proposal to move the supervisor? 3. You studied at Nigerian for bachelor and master, then get Ph.D at China, SIAT of UCAS. So how do you compare the higher education between the 2 countries? 4. What is the most difficult time during your study Ph.D in China? Have you ever developed self doubt? How to relieve stress when it's…...

Hey there! So, you're curious about the question: Do Chinese really eat dogs? Let's talk freely about this hot-topic issue! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nF6Q9CK16S4 I discussed with many expats in China. When I asked: how do you think about Chinese eating dogs? Every time they smiled. Because things aren’t they thinking before coming to China. Okay, here's the scoop: Yes, there are some Chinese people who have consumed dog meat in the past. Do Chinese Really Eat Dogs: About Tradition According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, dog meat is beneficial to physical health, and it is recommended to take dog meat in autumn and winter seasons. Even for me, I also eat dog meat when I was small. But hold on, don't jump to conclusions just yet! It's important to understand that this practice is NOT widespread in China today. It's not like every Tom, Dick, and Harry is sipping on some doggie soup. Now, let me break it down for you. Eating dog meat used to have some historical and cultural relevance in certain regions of China. It was seen as a traditional practice passed down through generations. But, my friends, times are changing, and so are people's perspectives. Related: Top 100…...

Introduction: this article can help you to save 10,000 rmb for navigating your house rental in China. Maybe you are studying or working in China, you need to stay long. Then it will be important for you to rent a house. Renting a house in China can be an exciting endeavor, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. In this comprehensive guide, we will equip you with the knowledge and tips needed to avoid being cheated and successfully secure a suitable house that meets your needs. With a dash of carefuless, let's embark on this house-hunting adventure! Navigating Your House Rental: Research is Key Before diving into the rental market, arm yourself with extensive research. Start by familiarizing yourself with the local real estate laws, rental prices, and popular neighborhoods. Online platforms, such as local classifieds and rental websites, can provide a wealth of information to help you make informed decisions. https://youtu.be/_MrlsFMSbCc Related: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, go to Book Three Contracts, Chapter XIV Leasing Contracts. Navigating Your House Rental: Engage a Trustworthy Agent While DIY house-hunting can be tempting, enlisting the services of a reputable real estate agent can save you time,…...

Here are some tips for foreign riders on how to use ebikes more safely and responsibly in China....

A friend of mine contacted me and spoke about his experience while studying medicine in China, this really experience maybe very helpful for you who want to study MBBS in China. 1. The introduction of MBBS in China Most institutes in China provide their medical degrees as a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). The MBBS program is a fast-track method to becoming a doctor. It lasts 5 years, meaning you can become a certified doctor way quicker than those studying medicine in the US, Canada or Europe, where it takes 7 to 8 years to become a doctor. Study MBBS in China Also, medical lectures in most universities are prepared and taught in English, but it’s also demanded to study the Chinese language as a separate subject to understand the patients and explain to them the way of treatment method, which is not bad! Also, one of the most advantages to study medicine in China is that tuition fees for medical schools in China are very low. Annually, it would cost you around US$1,000-2,000. Like other countries, China provides all the majors to study in good universities, which helps international students to achieve their dreams at less…...

I don’t know about you, but for me, food is vital. When I eat well, I have more energy to go about my daily activities while sustaining a stronger immune system. Food is among the challenges most students and foreigners face in China. I love to try different kinds of dishes, and living in China has given me the opportunity to try new dishes. From Fried Rice to Bamboo Shoots, to Seaweed and Pumpkin Soups, on to Dry Pot 干锅…the list truly goes on and on. Perhaps you are a student looking to begin studies at a Chinese university, or a foreign staff who will need to catch many meals at the university and wondering what the dining rooms and canteens are like in Chinese universities. Here are some things you need to know. Crowded elevators during lunchtime 1. Set out early In China, breakfast is often a very light meal. Foods like Bao Zi 包子, Mantou 馒头, Rice Soup 粥, and Soy Milk 豆浆 are often the go-to foods. Thus, the canteens will rarely be packed for breakfast. Most people walk in and take these to go as they head to their classes or workplaces. However, lunch and dinner,…...

There are many foreign students want to study in China, but it is difficult to find a real way to understand China. We looked for students who have already studied in China to share their experiences and give advice. This time，let‘s listen tips from a senior who studied in china for more than 4 years.Editor - WentChina Hi there, I am currently studying in China at the Hainan Medical University, I am a 4th-year medical student and I've been in China for more than 4 years now, I would love to talk about the things that you need to know before you come to China to study. First, let’s talk about some of the challenges you must face when thinking about studying in China. 1, Choosing the right university Choosing the right university is crucial and the first step that you need to put into consideration before making the next decision. The name of my university is Hainan Medical University 海南医学院 is on an island named HAINAN 海南岛. The Campus view of Hainan Medical University China is one of the world’s most populated countries and the most densely populated. This indicates that China has a huge number of universities, which…...