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"More than nine million high school graduates are sitting China's national exams, the Gaokao."

While the exams might have gone worse than expected for some here in Sweden, most of us should be happy that we never had to experience the Gaokao season. BBC published an article describing how Chinese students take on the national college entrance exams and it's really worth a read!

Gaokao season: China embarks on dreaded national exams - BBC News More than nine million students are sitting the Gaokao, China's national college entrance exams, said to be one of the toughest in the world.

Check the video out, it's so cool!

The future of public transit? China unveils model for its elevated bus that rides above the traffic China, a country infamous for its hellish traffic and inexperienced drivers,

Be prepared before clicking! Be prepared to be shocked!!!
First human head transplant might be operated next year!

Chinese surgeon prepares for world's first head transplant 'Was Dr Frankenstein a good man or a bad man?' asks Ren Xiaoping, while rejecting comparison with the fictional character, as he and his team of young researchers move closer to performing the first human head transplant, writes Simon Parry

Last year there were 8 Chinese Fintech companies on the list of Fintech 100. Check the list by clicking http://fintechinnovators.com/

Is time for us to know some inside of Fintech in China!

Five major fintech trends where China is leading the world Company’s such as Alibaba have carved out a leading role in financial technology

"Since 2013, China has bought more industrial robots each year than any other country, including high-tech manufacturing giants such as Germany, Japan and South Korea. By the end of this year, China will overtake Japan to be the world’s biggest operator of industrial robots, according to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), an industry lobby group. "

China’s robot revolution - FT.com The Ying Ao sink foundry in southern China’s Guangdong province does not look like a factory of the future. The sign over the entrance is faded; inside, the floor is greasy with patches of mud, and a thick metal dust — the by-product of the

McKinsey has published a great article regarding the new 5-year plan that begins in 2016. It outlines most of the possible changes and prospects that are to come for the next few years. It's a great read and gives you some insight to where the biggest economy in the world is heading.

http://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/what-might-happen-in-china-in-2016

What might happen in China in 2016? Millions of people being relocated from cities, fewer jobs, greater centralization, and more movie blockbusters are just some of the author’s predictions for the year.

The Chinese New Year Dinner is Coming!!!

LAST CHANCE!!!!
[Extra Round Tickets Release]
Due to high demand in the Chinese New Year Dinner, many of the students didn’t manage to get a ticket both from SSE and KTH. So, we arranged a small amount of 2nd round tickets release for those who didn’t manage to get the tickets. Please just capture the last chance to get your tickets!!

https://simplyevents.io/sasse/7233553916

Chinese New Year Banquet

FINALLY - DINNER BANQUET TICKET RELEASE TOMORROW AT 3 PM!!!!

GET READY - TOMORROW the tickets for the Chinese New Year's Celebration finally will be released! A wonderful evening lies ahead of you; filled with song, entertainment and, of course, delicious Chinese food and drinks that definitely will give you a real taste of what it's like to celebrate Chinese New Year!

More info will be released tomorrow, so be sure to check in here for updates - and most important: don't miss the ticket release tomorrow...

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//Project China 2016