China’s Plan to Educate Europeans
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Hungary's capital Budapest might get a new university. But not any university. One that would be the first of its kind - the first Chinese university in the European Union. But the chinese investment is unpopular within Hungary and has become an issue in the upcoming election.
Video by Leon Herres, Emi Kingan
Images via Getty
Map source by MapTiler / OpenStreetMap Contributors via Geolayers 3 - Розваги
Hungary is a fascinating example of "Multi-Vector Foreign Policy". What's unusual about Hungary though is that this approach to foreign policy is usually done by countries with no allegiance to a single bloc/alliance/union - however Hungary is in the European Union, which makes this approach quite awkward for Budapest. This video is a very good example of this dilemma, thanks!
Hey, I love your channel sir!
Hello Politics very nice to see you here
tldr; gonna yoink that idea ;)
Dilemma...?
Ah a Hungarian I can say you that the foreign policy of Hungary is close to being a disaster.
@@fiiler3461 Thank you!
A Chinese university, built by Chinese contractor, employing only Chinese workers, paid by the Hungarian gov, on a prime Hungarian plot of land. Oh what a sweet deal. 🥴
UK had same thing with Peking University.
China is only leasing the land and the new buildings to set up the university and financing the project, everything is still owned by the Hungarian government so why shouldn't Hungary pay for it?
China's policy worldwide is to construct the infrastructures they invest in by themselves in order to avoid corruption in the construction process and keep the costs low but most of the construction workers are still Hungarians and the Chinese are just the project managers.
@@rcbrascan ok
Seems like a legit deal
Maybe a university built by US contractors employing white people, paid by Hungarian govt on a Hungarian plot of land would be a sweeter deal, yah!
I'm Hungarian so I already knew about this, but from all the coverage about these issues, this is the best quality and informed video. and you pronounce Budapest the correct way 😍
I hope you keep fighting back against CCP propaganda Universities though!
I direct question to you as an insider: why do Hungarians like to have a president like this? I mean, people of all Europe know of Hungarys‘s rich past and the capital is beautiful but there is no development with Orban. You get overtaken by other countries
@@Politik-mit-Kopf he owns the major media outlets + the opposition is wack
If this is unbiased to new Europeans then you guys r hopeless. Though misinformation n insinuation in this video are pretty backhanded I’d give you that. After all, it’s a gesture of good will to a friendly nation by offering an international campus since education is often considered to be very important in East Asian culture. For all I know there’s no need for the Hungarians to be insulting and borderline childish to rename the streets after separatist movements in China backed by Uncle Sam. Just elect a new government to cut any existing ties with China, I’m quite certain many cities in China would be more than happy to take over the project n fudan could actually turn a profit than losing money in Hungary.
@@dl662 the 50 cent army has arrived
Never knew there was already a Chinese University in the U.K.. Interesting
Where?
@@joshuag.a287 13:18 Peking University
No wonder theres so many U.K pro CCP white people and anti USA
Nooooooo😭😠🤬
@@andyouknow6955 cry about it
I am from Hungary, and you did an amazing summary of the situtation! Also, your pronunciation of Hungarian words and names is the best I've ever heard from a foreigner, are you by change Hungarian as well?
I think he is german or something but I can't remember
I really hate the idea of foreign states opening universities in another country. As an alternative, China has a plethora Hungarian universities to choose from to have collaborative projects with such as developing world-class books and transferring technologies/ideas to Hungary.
In Saudi Arabia we never allow foreign states to open independent universities in our country, but the Saudi universities are already open and collaborative with world class universities. I think this is a better win-win solution.
@@AidenMorton what's the difference between Germany and Hungry?
well there is no to little similarity between them@@toyotagaz
@@toyotagaz they are different countries
Just a note the Peking Uni in the UK is more of a visa factory than any kind of real uni and serves as a way to offer Chinese post grad students a opportunity to study internationally while staying within the China dogma. Its barely bigger than a country home and no serious student would study there. And of course it has no contribution from the UK state. Even student finance will not offer any financing to UK students who wish to study there.
China never plays fair in anything the steal foreign companies technologies, they debt trap entire nations, they oppress freedom, they pollute the planet, they put minorities in concentration camps etc
The number of Chinese students studying in the UK each year is the largest of all. Since when do Chinese graduate students rely on the UK branch of Peking University for international perspective? HaHaHa That's ridiculous
no body wants to go to anglostan aside from refugees lmao,
student visas to the uk and usas has been dropping very steadily the past decade.
Di u know there are lots of US and UK universities in China as well? Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University and New York University Shanghai 🤔
As a Hungarian I think the video summarizes the subject very well. In general, no one supports the plan of bringing in a university on the tax payer's cost which has pledged loyality to the Communist party in its academic charter instead of academic freedom. The FIDESZ government has gradually removed a number checks and balances and tend to foster relationships with other autocratic governments in the East. The Hungarian population had its fair share of communism and a single party system and even some FIDESZ voters are not very happy with these new relationships. Hungary has always played a game between the east and the west and it never really turned any profit, you can see a fine example for this with Orban's support for Putin's Russia.
I am wondering why. If we look at the other (European) post Soviet countries, most or maybe all are pro West. With the occasional local bigotry, like Poland's, creating a little bit of friction, but generally pro West. What is going so differently with Hungary? Any insights?
@@ggtt2547 As the video points out, the FIDESZ won the general elections with an outright majority in 2010. Ever since they have increased the control over major economic players and the media via loyal oligarchs. Fox News is nothing compared to the scaremongering that you can see on the Hungarian state TV channels. For the government it is easy to use the west as a false threat to Hungarian independence in the eyes of the public who is subjected to state media, it is a non-existing threat that the government can claim they handle and protect the people from. FIDESZ used a populist agenda to cover up the real problems that the country faces and to play off lucrative contracts to people close to Orban. FIDESZ has to hold onto power in order not to be investigated or prosecuted over corruption. A natural ally for this is the non democratic governments of Russia and China who supports the FIDESZ government with tangible and non-tangible assets in exchange for representing their interest in the European Union. Up until the recent occupation of Ukraine, FIDESZ always vetoed any EU initiative against Russia and China, becoming the Trojan horse of the EU. :-(
@@valaky Very interesting, thank you. Let's hope that the brutality happening currently in Eastern Europe will wake up people against Russia and maybe China. I wish Orban the worst in the upcoming elections. And i wish you the best!!
@@ggtt2547 thanks ;-)
@@NukeAmerica Lol. You are lost comrade, go home.
thank god for your videos; you have very smooth way to narrate and explain contexts to us:>
I'm a simple Polish man:
I see a video about Hungary, I click
I'm a simple European citizen:
I see a video about Europe, I click
(Cheers from Italy)
i'm a simple disaffected brazilian hermaphrodite:
i see a video about central european geopolitics and macroeconomic landscape, i click
I hate China, so i click.
Hungary supports Russia, what do you think about that?
@@jasonhaven7170 free country, free decision.
Mate your videos are on another level, keep'em coming.
thanks for the video, it really motivates me to go back to working on my thesis on hungary and its academia :)
Excellent Report, and greetings from Colombia
My country is featured in a neo video, means that my government did something stupid again
Are you Indian?
@@user-dc9oq2pr6v no
@@user-dc9oq2pr6v Well this video is about Hungary..
@@user-dc9oq2pr6v what has to do with india
In Shanghai China also has New York University. Anything wrong?
I like the video , please keep in mind, we don’t need background sound affects the whole time especially if they drown out the audio AND especially if they are blipity sounding, ITS VERY DISTRACTING.
All the matters is quality content, the knowledge, and a visual so many UA-camrs do too much with sound incorrectly, it ruins it.
Hungary: We won't let any non European immigrants here Hungary is for Hungarians only
China: Gib your land I pay
Also Hungary: Okay take as much as you want
Yea, but it’ll never be India tho
I wish they would let India building their world class universities in Hungary
@@NRsevenX Keep wishing because India doesn't have any world class universities
Everyone has a price
@@sophisticatedthumb5364 lol India is going to build an IIT in UAE
He pronounced Budapest perfectly
Quick update: Orban won the election and the Budapest-Belgrade railway just started service. So the university is probably not going away.
Then is this video fake? Lmao, I thought he was unpopular, seems it’s all the contrary… lmao
@@santiagorappy71 Also Fidesz - Orban's party, has over 50% of seats in parliament
@@santiagorappy71 majority of Budapest people voted for the opposition, Orban won the election by getting rural area seats.
@@santiagorappy71 Orban is unliked by the youth, in fact not many youth in Eastern Europe like their leaders i.e. Poland and Slovakia. Eastern Europe has a complicated history, it's only furthered complicated by the Ukrainian war. I could go on for days about this issue tbh
@@santiagorappy71 Orban won because he and his closest friends own state TV (all news channels) and they broadsast Orban's anti-EU propaganda with imaginary enemies such as Soros, Migrants, LMBTQ people, and whatever he can rank up underdeveloped communities to join his "fight" againts outsiders. Most of his voters don't even have internet, so he has an open road to power. They had the opposition leader invited in state TV before the election - it was the only opposition member in a whole election term (4 years), and now watch this: the opposition leader was allowed to be on screen for FIVE minutes altogether (with a countdown timer), and the 5 minute speech was live at 7:53 on a random Wednesday morning when people are commuting to work. That's Orban's "democracy".
My respect for this guy for pronouncing budapest the right way📈📈📈
In the Hungarian, way you mean. Nothing wrong with pronouncing it in English 🤷🏻♀️ especially if he’s speaking in English…..
@@Press2GetTheCookie press 2 dude
@@Press2GetTheCookie would be weird for you to hear your cities in hungarian with hungarian pronunciation im sure
@@babyboom1380 what? If he was speaking in Hungarian what was the problem of that? Im Portuguese and when someone speaks in English and talks about the cities in my country I don’t expect them to say it in Portuguese, I expect it to be pronounced in english, obviously 🤷🏻♀️
@@Press2GetTheCookie *Presses 2 cutely.*
What are the purposes of having overseas universities? Do they serve any purpose that local universities do not?
expanding of soft power and also a more attractive option for funding from the other country. in chinas case however it is 100% soft power and wanting to gain a foothold in mainland european academics.
@@dustwalkerx3090 Also and additional thing that China intends to suppress the Pro Tibetan sentiments among the European continent by increasing their Political clout
Propaganda thats what it is…We are the free world so they can dl things like this on our countries but imagine a pro American university in China lol that would never fly
@@PS-ug7nm good! I'm sick of having to explain why I'm against an independent Tibet despite being European.
@@dustwalkerx3090 the irony
Great topic and production as always ;)
I love how you use the Hungarian pronunciation of Budapest 😍
Very nice & informative video, glad you came back
great vid, thank you!
Love your videos
Thankyou for making this, these sorts of videos are highly risky in the shadey state youtube has reached but they are the most important pieces of information that exists right now. We are in the midst of dangerous change.
there are so many western universities in china and hundreds of American universities around the world...
So?
@@NukeAmerica i mean if its a god forsaken country they should come. And i am form holland and you?
@@NukeAmerica and why so angry who hurt you today
@@coenlammerts8816 so?
Are they funded by the Local Taxes or the Private Companies that run them?
I appreciate that you always present controversial topics like this with a non-biased lens - it always looks and sounds so effortless, but I'm sure a lot goes into keeping that balance and presenting everything but still making it entertaining to watch. And of course, amazing visuals!! (Especially the classroom set up - so cool!)
How is it unbiased to not bring in eastern aggressions into account?
there was no intro song this time! I love that part so much, sad it wasn't in this video
me too!
What’s with the PRC asking states to use loans all the time without adequate good practises measures. How is that not a red flag?
There are no nation-size loans that come with no strings attached, look at IMF loans for example. They are like deals where on top of minimizing interest rates you have to balance foreing policy.
"red flag" heh
The IMF has been doing that for decades
IMF and World Bank have routinely provided loans to war mongering militias that rule countries in Africa with these loans.
@@ibrahimkhatib1554 IMF loans comes with strict conditions of austerity, the opposite of China’s loans.
I still don’t understand why the Hungarian government would contribute any money toward this project. Allowing it is one thing, facilitating whatever. But actually forking out cash for it? When China is so rich already? I don’t get it.
You are absolutely right
Bribes
I think that's generally how these relationships work. To be fair, when Liverpool Univerisity launched a campus in China, the Chinese government footed some of that bill.
I don't get why Hungary would have to pay China to establish a university there? Surely China should be paying them?
That kinda makes sense. Hmm. Almost like Nato members paying the US for troops instead of the US paying cause it gets soft power from it. Great Power Shenanigans
Bribes...
It's Hungary asking Fudan university to open a new campus in their country no the other way around
To get a loan from China.
@@chikamazri5817 Is it? Hard to believe. As a Hungarian I'm not against the Chines communist university, but not from my tax money.
I like how Budapest is pronounced. Since I am interested in Hungarian culture and stuff, I'm glad the capital city is pronounced correctly.
In English is pronounced ‘Budapesht’ and he’s speaking in English, so it’s not wrong if he says it like that.
@@Press2GetTheCookie Some drop the h sound between the s and t.
@@Press2GetTheCookie MSP means that it's nice to have the Hungarian consonant "s" pronounced /sh/, the way the language uses it (in contrast with most western pronunciation of the letter).
It's simple see neo videos on time line then watch it because of course it will be worth to watch
I havnt watched more than 2 mins yet but I’d be extremely surprised if another country within the EU apart from Hungary of course accepted a Chinese university.
Your videos solid 10/10 miss the intro tho, It Was empowering
me too
There is one thing bothering me. I do not see what he hopes to gain from it. I know they get a new university, and better political ties to China, but wouldn't most of the studens be exhange students from China anyways, and I'm not certain that it would be a symbiotic political venture. Besides it's taxpayer monny straight out of the country as the contractor has a reputation for not using local labor, not even mentioning the loan that has its own risks as mention in the video...
Is there a solid argument I'm missing, not giving enough credit, or a strong local political movement/rhetoric I dont know about, that talks for the projekt? or are we in out in a imbesseing/monny under the tabe situation? I really can't see the political motivation.
China intends to increase its political clout to supress Tibetian supporting sentiments
Winning Chinese support will come in handy in the next decade, when China finally leaves US behind.
Autocratic & Corruption is what the benefit!!
similar branches of european universities have campuses in china
@@abibas3050 well European universities usually set up branches in China for business purpose, it’s extremely lucrative.
But in this case the Chinese university is most likely not going to gain by setting up branches in Europe, so it’s more of a political foothold thing, plus it could be used as a base to churn out pro-China academic pieces.
Whether or not if this worth it really depends on value judgement, however.
Damn, what a missed opportunity. The renders for the Student City designed by the Norwegian firm looked great. Wouldn't mind more Scandinavian firm designing large scale projects in the Americas. I think something like Bjørvika would be amazing on a former industrial area on the Great Lakes
@@lilithdvs13 Uh yes, because one bloc is a democratic and respects human rights, and the other is an autocratic regime that is committing an ongoing genocide and traps other countries in debt diplomacy. And hegemony from the EU? Hungary is IN the EU.
@@QuongeloCravis Let's not ignore EU debt diplomacy though. For developing countries, EU, US and Chinese only look different depending on the situation, as the experience we've had with other powers hasn't been exactly the most positive.
Renders always look great mate...
@@lilithdvs13 China is against freedom of speech lol American universities within America target America all the time because we actually have freedom of speech
@@kevinganser7895 Buildings look great too. until people start using them
This type of political strategy is something which has made people apprehensive about the Chinese intension globally.
People need to be more aware of these tactics and of the propaganda that China produces directed towards Westerners. People need to know what wumao are.
All superpowers have propaganda and lies.
@@bundleofhumble3119 but only some are authoritarian and genocidal regimes.
@@NightTimeDay every superpower is authoritarian and genocidal. Smh
@@sinoroman tell that to Taiwan :)
Nice video.
I love how the title can be put in a different context
i read this as "China's Plan to Eradicate Europeans" and was confused on the tone of this video being rather chill
FINALLY A NEW UPLOAD! 🎉
Who else misses his Epic intro music?
me
*Reads title*
Says out loud: OH HELL NO!
Props to the mayor of Budapest, best way to protest I have ever seen
Bojler Eladó! :)
Mennyiért? xD
Any one have any idea. How this guy NEO create this video MAP Thumbnail .. which software he use , how he created . Answer my questions PLEASE
bojler eladó
Some of my favorite content on YT
How can you not have a sponsor on this video or have a patreon account?! Great video as always!
curiositystream and nebula :)
he already gets sponsered by george soros
Besides all the political and ideological controversy, I am just curious how would this university run consider China's COVID policy: would all education be online following the COVID rule of China, or it follows the COVID rule in Europe and create a PR crisis back in China?
They are building a stadium on the site at the moment
80 million a year running costs what the hellllllll, emotional damage
*died to poverty*
So Hungary directly pays for part of the project and gets a loan for the rest. The project is being built by Chinese workers, a Chinese corporation, and Chinese resources.
So…what’s the benefit to Hungary?
education is an export bro
@@petrzalkai Not unlike how Gyurcsány and his buddies benefited while they ruined the economy.
Good video
Please do more videos about Hungary haha
Wouldn't this be better to do in a poor middle-income/low income developing country?
I don't quite understand why Hungary is not being let go out of their EU prison already. Last thing we need now is to have open borders with this russian 5th column :-/
The EU is an American prison. The more players we get in, the better.
Clearly you don’t understand the art of balancing.
Keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer.
@neo
What program do you use for your maps?
Are there european universities in China?
Excellent question. Duh of course not!
Yes Nottingham university in Ningbo
There are American unis too. There’s an NYU campus in Shanghai
@@Ukie88 you’re not very knowledgeable. There’s university of Nottingham in ningbo, china
@@mohit_panjwani Duke has got a campus of sort in China too
Don't some US and UK universities have campuses in foreign countries including China? What is the controversy of having China university in Hungry?
it is China - is not it sufficient reason for controversy? considering the western attitude towards that country
Because it's CCP being so alienating. My example is at least in US/UK Uni, you can apply free speech( You can also say shit about them and they don't care). But for a CCP( I'm being specific since not All Chinese are supporting the Party), you cant even joke anything that the party wants to censor. I'm not against any foreign University ( I want to enter an Indian University because of their IT Specialty) as long as it didn't threaten my rights, opinions (even it's flawed, it can be corrected by better education), culture, and nationality which the CCP will not adhere.
Because they want to spread communist propaganda & create a divide in the society
the difference is NYU is not controlled by the US government. Fudan university is controlled by the Communist Party and will control the education to promote political interests.
@@meidyot1672 basically what you are saying is its ok for foreign countries to set up university in China, but no the other way around.
The moment I saw those trash abandoned factories, I knew it was gonna be my home country
The Csepel island used to be the heart of Hungarian industrialization in the 19th and early 20th century. The communists let everything go downhill.
You should thank the EU for a good chunk of those abandoned factories.
Is it customization algorithm that kept such news from the public (me, for instance) till now? Or is it fake news to wreak up public opinion under possible scenarios for AI development? Given we're food for tech companies.
Wow this is the new way to take land lol I thought the only one way was war but I want wrong
Please also make a vedio on CPEC (China -Pakistan Economical Corridor).
did the UK ever build education facilities in far off parts of empire?
Yeah, lots of them
I think one of these is university of Nottingham
Yes actually, one of the few things that was beneficial from the empire
@@realfangplays Wait, can we have some Examples?
@@cakeisyummy5755 Serampore College 1818
Chittagong District School / College 1836 - 1869
Dhaka College 1841
University of Roorkee 1847
University of Calcutta 1857
University of Bombay 1857 (University of Mumbai)
University of Madras 1857 (University of Chennai)
King Edward Medical University, Lahore 1860
Government College University, Lahore 1864
Forman Christian College, Lahore 1864
Muir Central College 1873-5 (University of Allahabad)
Rajshahi College 1873
University of Yangon 1878
University of Punjab 1882
Bangalore University 1886
King George's Medical University 1911
University of Delhi 1922
Imaging being the teacher for that classroom after everything.
A BITS-Budapest University would be awesome!
Considering that China is on the path of uncoupling from the world (it’s universities are withdrawing from world recognised ranking systems, so the quality of their education cannot be scrutinised) I am not sure this will have more than a cursory impact. With current geopolitical situation and the end of globalisation, it is unlikely these ‘universities’ will have much longevity.
End of globalisation how so
Globalization will continue whether the West likes it or not. Unless the West isolate itself from the world. West population is 1 billion Vs others 6 billion.
So many top science and engineering graduates are Chinese though. They have higher iq. Just accept it
Only if they just keep the village plan. Not for the Olympics, but for the housing crisis. It might help the locals rather than angering them.
Why they are letting this to happen!
They don't understand Chinese yet.
Not a smart move for Hungary.
I bet someone will disrupt the grounds where the school is to be built.
There are NYC shanghai campus, Liverpool University Suzhou campus also Moscow university Shenzhen campus... If you check this university, it alsoranks high globally.But anyway, you can againt what you want, its also a choice.
Only Western nations can open Universities in Asian nations because the West invented the modern University
the difference is NYU is not controlled by the US government. Fudan university is controlled by the Communist Party and will control the education to promote political interests.
@@nickm1727 you are so funny😅
Hopefully Hungary get kicked out of EU finally
Offering such prestigious courses as How To Not Get Eaten By Escalators.
They can be open to all countries... why does it have to be one or the other?
A new IIT is coming up at Dubai.
This channel is the Vsauce of geography on UA-cam!
I'd prefer if they build new Universities far away from Budapest, we have enough uni students running around driving housing prices up as it is.
Cyprus in in the EU as a whole. There arent two states on the island
As a Hungarian, let the Chinese communist university, but not from my tax money and not instead of the dorms.
So... US and UK have tons of universities in the gulf, China itself and EU, but if China is making one, its.. controversial?
Well China is a shitty country that is not in line with our freedoms. That's the Problem. And so is the university.
@@boser_ketchup3101 You either work with China or get left behind
true freedom is prosperity
the West is declining
@@boser_ketchup3101 The US is the problem
@@sophisticatedthumb5364 omg that's just bullshit.
@@sedargames8161 how so?
"Time to teach them a lesson" in a whole new level.
Oh no
At this point Hungary should either quit the European Union or resign to its double policies.
Nope, they can play however they want
@@onzi4704 Yep, Hungary is getting booted from the E.U.
@@xoxo3588 And who's gonna do it ?
@@ASK-ko9qx If they play their games how they do, in a very short time they will get no more EU money , that will be the start of it... the country itself will collapse just because of this one fact and probably with time they get more and more pressure, the only ally they had was Poland, but with the current situation with RUssia they will lose that too, and than it's game over for Hungary, I don't know why, but the country loves to play at the wrong side of history all the time, and they do it again, they are masters of being on the wrong side all the time.
@@UmbraWeiss Nope it won't happen. You know why because this empowers eurosceptists and also Poland will veto it even if they don't want to. Mind you this about kicking them out of EU not stopping the funding. That can and could happen.
Prof during first lecture of CivEng: “Right, bridges fall. How can we make that happen more?”.
Stick around for politics course!
"Il ne faut pas avoir peur"
Fundan University has become a political topic for us. Pointless, since this is a university.
What's controversial about it? European and American universities are in droves in the middle east and India.
The West lacks self-confidence in the face of China
There are two controversial aspects.
1. Hungary is essentially gifting a $2 billion university to China. This will be a private university with no guaranteed free quota for hungarian students. An awful deal for Hungary.
2. Orbán forced another private university, CEU out of the country because "it is too liberal". Now he invites a communist university instead.
Europe isn't an authoritarian dictatorship, that's what's different.
@@atlasfrog5730 Pretty sure all monarchy is a dictatorship
@Carl Johnson no. All monarchies in Europe don't have any real power. They are just figurhead's.
signs be like:
"Education"
...
*M A D E I N C H I N A*
Any Chinese Schools in Africa, Afghan, other regions?
Was this video heavily supressed or something? Wayyyy fewer views than normal
I support it as a Hungarian. China is technologically very advanced, we can only learn from them. Liberal gender theory is not scientific.
name a science or tech field any Chinese company are leading
@@mkane212 5g
I mean…..If Soros is against it, you know who to support.
I still cannot understand, why everybody claim that it is Hungarian money spent to the university construction whereas it is clear that Chinese money only.
The video contradicts itself
I find this good.
You always need a bad example to see the good things.
So it's okay for European and american universities to plant campuses everywhere in the world, but If China does it it's subjected to doubt and speculation ?
Hmmm I wonder why 🤔
this would not be a problem with if china also allowed other countries' university on their soil. other countries' campus are allowed to be built in America, we allow it because we know the education is inferior and have nothing to fear
@@mkane212 Duke University has a campus in kunshan, Liverpool University has one in Suzhou, Nottingham University has one in Ningbo, and there are more. Check your facts!
@@adelzaidi3462 all these 3 schools are partnership with very strong Chinese oversight. They don’t offer any social sciences or humanities courses which is where diversity of thought usually happens
@@mkane212 Again check your facts! as a matter of fact. I've been to the nottingham-ningbo university and the whole administration is completely british and nothing it might be overseen by the minsitry of education ( as it is normal), but nothing is dictated by the governement. and they do offer social sciences degrees and humanities. you just go check their websites at least, then talk!
I agree, though I can't shake the feeling that you don't care about other superpowers educating in the eu. The US has many universities also one that you mentioned the central European university. If we bann all outside unis to educate our European citizens in European schools I would absolutely agree, but to just target one country and one side and say: "no we can't have THEM (China) educate us, but THEY (America) are of course welocme" seems idiotic to me
They are part of Western liberal university culture. China is the antithesis of free thinking, a totalitarian brainwashing indoctrination machine. If you cant see the difference between traditional Western universities and CCP run indoctrination factories, then youre already too far gone
Olympic games will not benefit Hungary in any way.
Faculty of Humanities on a Chinese (financed) university, what kind of joke is this?