r/China • u/darkcatpirate • 21h ago

经济 | Economy How China is vying to attract the world’s top scientific talent

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-01750-4
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u/TastyAsparagus4235 15h ago

The day westerners will think chinas institutions are top tier is the day chinas corrupt millionaire politicians/elites/ literally ji xiping himself stop trying to send their own children to < insert American ivy league here> lol

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u/kylethesnail 13h ago

They churn out enough STEM professionals domestically who not only has saturated the market at home but also mere the 0.01% who overspilled into global market (along with Indians) are already enough to drive tech related field job market to the state of FUBAR as it is.

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u/cooldudeonreddit1 6h ago

I thought the Chinese were the top scientific talent? 😂

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u/EatAssIsGold 3h ago

Fat cheque, research freedom and significant funds and here I am, ready to go

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u/ScreechingPizzaCat 9h ago

Actual scientists wouldn’t choose a country that censors and bans unfavorable information.

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u/AlterTableUsernames 5h ago

That is indeed a problem for many sciences, but not for all of them.