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Federal safety agencies eventually became interested in the agency’s actions. After examinations, the company and its nose were dealt with according to the law in May this time, the government stated. What kind of punishment was imposed, it did n’t say.
USING OVERSEAS Research AS “BAIT”
Despite these nations tightening their international student admissions policies, the government claimed that some nations have been using international studies as “bait” to entice students to engage in anti-China activities in recent years.
No single country was identified or singled out in it. European nations are regarded as common destinations for Chinese students studying abroad.
According to a report from Chinese academic support service New Oriental Education &, Technology Group, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia were the top three selections this time.
There are currently 289, 000 Foreign students in the US this year, according to a China Daily statement from March. This means that China will continue to be the top exporter of international students to the US for the 15th consecutive time.
Also in Australia, a total of 162, 826 pupils came from China alone in the 2022 to 2023 academic year, the Chinese outlet reported, citing a record by the Beijing-based think tank Center for China and Globalization.
Some international research organizations were criticized by the Ministry of State Security for having a “weak sense of national safety,” following protocols, and focusing solely on profit.
“( These agencies ) do not hesitate to cater to anti-China rhetoric and become accomplices of such anti-China forces. ( They ) mislead students into fabricating false resumes and images, spreading rumours for profit, posing hidden risks that endanger the country’s national security” . ,
The government slammed some companies for having poor supervision, leaving space for the “malicious tampering” of software documents. Additionally, according to the article, weak hiring practices allow foreign instructors with uncertain backgrounds and credentials to apply.
These “foreign educators” apparently “ghostwrote” or “polished” the app documents of Chinese students to obtain registration advantages and also cater to international anti-China forces, the recognize wrote.  ,
The ministry concluded by urging international students, potential international students and their parents to remain vigilant, and be watchful of “polishing and processing services” provided by international study agencies.
China has previously warned international kids about the dangers of national security. In February, the government’s spy agency warned Chinese studying overseas against working with foreign spies.
Foreign citizens were instructed to be wary of interfering with foreign intelligence agencies, whether it be for studying, traveling overseas, or visiting alone.