Exploration of the Way out for Education Reform Based on the Status Quo of Chinese and Foreign Education Systems

Against the backdrop of growing national strength and rapid economic development, the government has placed more emphasis on education. In recent years, remarkable achievements have been registered in terms of education in China, which lays a solid foundation for cultivating comprehensive professionally-trained personnel in the new era. However, the current education system is ridden with many setbacks and problems. This paper conducts an analysis of the specific conditions of education both at home and abroad, status quo of education in China, makes some reflections on the direction and measures of China's education reform based on the practical reality of education in China. Measures should be taken to inject personalities into the traditional, exam-oriented education system, which keeps pace with the new era. As is known to all, it's important to strike a balance between public education and non-government funded education in a scientific and reasonable manner. The overhauling of traditional education policies will pave the way for China's educational renaissance and realize the great blueprint of the Chinese dream.

Analysis on the Pathway of Implementation of QDII and Chinese Enterprises Overseas Investment Risk from the Perspective of Capital Market Internationalization

In this paper, we conduct analysis on the pathway of implementation of QDII and Chinese enterprises overseas investment riskfrom the perspective of capital market internationalization. From the perspective of enterprise development, the multi-level capital market is thesource of vitality. China’s economy went into a state of dual economy, on the one hand there are a number of large and medium-sized stateownedenterprises, on the other hand are the thriving entrepreneurial companies while individual demand for capital market is different, differententerprises listed on the threshold. In the world economy, international direct investment is the most can refl ect one of the economic operationsof the concept of economic globalization, and has inseparable relation with international trade. Along with the economic globalization process isaccelerated, overall, the international foreign direct investment and international trade interaction, promote each other, are dramatically increasingand expanding. This paper integrates the research on the related issues to propose the new suggestions that will be innovative and necessary.

A Panel Data Analysis of the Impact of Chinese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Remittances and Foreign Aid on Human Capital Growth and Brain Drain in Africa

The main purpose of this research was to analyze the impact the Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI), remittances, and foreign aid have had to human capital growth (HCG) and brain drain. The study data were collected from five African countries (Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, and Morocco) from 2009 to 2018. Secondary sources were used in data collection, then autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) modeling was used in the analysis. Before modelling was done, co-integration tests and panel unit were applied. The results revealed that Chinese FDI, remittances, and foreign aid had a significant and positive impact on HCG in the long but not the short-run. Besides, remittances, Chinese FDI, and foreign aid demonstrated significant negative impacts on brain drain in the long term, not in the short term. This study makes important practical and theoretical contributions about the roles of Chinese FDI, remittances, and foreign aid in the reduction of brain drain and the growth of human capital.

Maternal investment and reproductive success in Chinese water deer

Among cervids,maternal investment,estimated as the amount of resources and care allocated to the offspring,was expected to be related to species body size. Therefore,maternal investment in a herd of captive Chinese water deer Hydropotes inermis,a relatively small species of cervid,was investigated over 3 years. Except during the lactation period,reproductive females spent about 2-fold more time resting than feeding. During lactation,the amount of time spent feeding increased highly (25.3 min/h during lactation vs 17.3 min/h during the gestation period). Females spent less than 30% of time in communal behaviours with offspring. They did not reject alien fawns during this care period. Frequency and duration of suckling events decreased exponentially from the second week onwards. More than 10% of suckling bouts were non-filial. Prenatal investment leads to a mean litter mass (about 12% of maternal mass) higher than in most cervid species. Postnatal investment in fawns represents a daily mass gain of ca. 85 g/d during the first 2 weeks,without any sexual difference. Female production,timing and synchrony of births and survival of fawns characterized reproductive success. Seventy percent of mature females gave birth,with a mean of 1.9 offspring per female. The sex ratio was even. Births were synchronous,80% of births occurring in 25 days. In this herd,0.74 fawn per female was successfully weaned and 0.56 fawn per female survived through their first year. Based on these results we conclude that reproductive strategy of Chinese water deer was efficient and characterized by mother-offspring relationships typical of hiders and high levels of pre-and postnatal investments. This strategy seems typical of small species of cervids without marked sexual dimorphism.

Chinese investment in Greenland

In 2009 Greenland moved to a more extensive degree of self-government in relation to the Kingdom of Denmark （the Realm）, and most policy areas related to business activities and investment are now under the control of Greenland. Under the Self-Government Act, Greenland has issued legislation within several business sectors and other business-related policy areas, including the mineral resources sector. Today, Greenland is highly dependent on fishing and fish exports; however, the government is quite ambi-tious in its desire to develop new business sectors and attract foreign investment, including investment from China, especially to develop its mineral resources. China is now the second largest economy in the world, and outbound investments by Chinese companies present unprecedented opportunities for both the Chinese companies and their global partners. However, Chinese outbound investment faces many hurdles, both at home and elsewhere. It is highly advisable for Chinese companies to evaluate the regulatory, political, environmental, labor, and financial conditions and under-stand what remedies may mitigate the risks they identify before investing in Green land. This paper investigates and analyzes the hurdles faced by Chinese investors in both Greenland and the Danish Realm. The paper focuses on but is not limited to investments in the mining industry.

Investment Challenges in Africa： Case Studies of Chinese Enterprises

When Africa's growth faces headwinds and when China's Belt and Road Initiative finds synergy with Africa's development agenda, it is imperative for Chinese enterprises to adjust their strategies and traditional practices in order to deal with all kinds of risks. It is also urgent for the Chinese government to be fully prepared to help safeguard the legitimate interests of its nationals and enterprises in Africa when it is needed.

China＇s Direct Investment in Advanced Economies： the Cases of Europe and the United States

Chinese outward foreign direct has increased substantially in recent years, investment （OFDI） in developed economies driven by structural adjustments in China ＇s economy. This article describes the inflection point of Chinese investment in the European Union and the United States since 2008. A new data set is used to highlight similarities and differences of Chinese investment patterns in the world＇s two biggest economies. The second part examines the policy response on both sides of the Atlantic to promote investment from China and at the same time address political and economic risks related to these new flows.

Chinese College Students＇ Ideological and Political Education： Ways and Strategies in the New Period

Humanism is the soul of the ideological and political education. In the process of ideological and political education, adherence to humanities education is the objective requirement of modem education. This paper analyzes Chinese college students＇ ideological and political education ways and strategies in the new period. The author believes that optimized campus cultural environment can help build stages for students＇ growth, establish the principal position of students, promote students＇ individuality development, improve the psychological service system, improve students＇ psychological development, increasing students＇ emotional education and pay attention to students＇ emotion demands, etc.

We should Focus on Ways to Unlock Investment

The summit’s theme reflects the shared aspiration of G20 member states to steer the world economy towards a more sustainable path.A key success of the G20 in the aftermath of the financial crisis has been to significantly strengthen the resilience of the global financial system.Now we need to focus on ways in

A Measurement of the Contribution Made by Foreign Investment to Chinese Economy

The author uses the statistics from 1981 to 2002 to perform a logarithmic regression analysis on the contribution made by foreign investment to Chinese economy. The measurement shows that the following effects on Chinese economy are brought by large amount of foreign investment： 1） Foreign investment, as an important investment source, boosts the increase of the stock of production factors and improves the supplying potentials of Chinese economy. 2） The application of foreign investment speeds the rapid growth of the total production value and the increases the value of Chinese industry. 3） Foreign investment changes the employment structure of Chinese labor force. 4） The tax in China, to some extent, owes its growth to the adoption of foreign investment.

Lower Cotton Production and Higher Chinese Investments

According to the latest reportrfrom the Germany-based Bremen Cotton Exchange, the January US cotton 2008-09 supply and demand

Chinese Investment in US Manufacturing Rises

On a spotless factory floor, workers wearing hair nets snap together metal frames, cables, and photovoltaic cells to produce metallic-blue solar panels.

Overcoming Investment Risks Chinese investors need to thoroughly understand local conditions before investing in Africa

With abundant labor resources and the increase in policy sup port for economie development and loreign investment, Africa is becoming a new sought-after destination for investment by multinational companics.

A SPECIAL ISSUE OF THE US WEEKLY "SCIENCE" FEATURES A PANORAMIC DEPICTION OF TODAY'S CHINESE SCIENCE IN A DETAILED WAY

For the first time in history, the current state and latest developments of China’s S&T endeavors become the keynote of one of the world-renowned scientific journals,"Science," published by the American Association for Advancement of Science. The prestigious journal "Science,"is one of most influential scientific periodicals in the world today.Under the banner headline of "Science in Asia: China" at a special issue coming out recently, it recounts the increas-

Foreign Strategic Investment and China’s Financial Security

We analyze the background, status quo and characteristics of introducing foreign strategic investors into Chinese banks, and summarize various arguments on this issue. Our conclusions are as follows: introducing foreign strategic investors into Chinese banks is a necessary step in the reform and opening of China’s banking sector, and is encouraged by the regulatory authorities; introducing foreign strategic investors into Chinese banks has presented some unique features; from the perspective of control of financial resources, under the current institutional and legal regimes, introducing foreign strategic investors will not threaten China’s financial security; there is no convincing evidence that Chinese banks have been sold short with the introduction of foreign strategic investors; the results of strategic investment remain to be seen.

Debt choice, growth opportunities and corporate investment: evidence from China

The study aims to investigate how relying on short-term debt may help Chinese listed firms to make efficient investment decisions and reduce overinvestment problem for low-growth firms.The study uses a large set of panel data of nonfinancial Chinese listed firms over the period 2007–2017 and,using the robust twostage generalized method of moments,which is robust to unobserved heterogeneity of individual firms and addresses endogeneity issues.Findings show a positive relationship between growth and investment;this association is enhanced by leverage,especially for high-growth firms.This supports the view that short-term debt helps Chinese firms to make optimal use of leverage and therefore make better investment decisions.Furthermore,the results reveal that leverage plays a disciplining and monitoring role to reduce overinvestment incentive for low-growth firms.Overall,the study suggests that shareholders should consider short-term debt to mitigate the debt overhang problem and restrict the opportunistic behavior of managers,which can lead to efficient investment decisions.It also provides foreign investors insights about capital structure in China,and how it can help them make better investment decisions.

Latin America Expecting Chinese Investment

In November,Chinese President Xi Jinping had state-visits to some Latin-American countries including Ecuador,Peru and Chile.In 2015,according to the President Xi,China has pledged to work with Latin America to increase bilateral trade to 500 billion U.S.dollars and elevate investment in the region to 250 billion US dollars by 2025.

Chinese Enterprises’ Oil and Gas Cooperation in the Belt and Road Initiative

This paper reviews the history of cooperation in overseas oil and gas among Chinese oil companies and selects two indicators of production and initial planned investment to systematically review and analyze in depth the overseas cooperation process of Chinese oil companies.Based on the analysis of produced quantities (entitlement),it summarizes the current situation,scale and pattern of Chinese enterprises'overseas business. Based on the analysis of the initial planned investment,it summarizes the five stages in the development of overseas cooperation and the development characteristics of each stage.

China＇s Digital Economy Paves the Way for the ＂New Fashion＂ of Transnational Investment

The volume of e-commerce trade is surging, mobile payment is taking over the world, and the sharing economy is a worldwide phenomenon. In recent years, China has made remarkable achievements in the digital economy domain, which has garnered attention from a wide range of sources.