
How a Fiercely Competitive Job Market is Forcing Graduates to Change Their Plans
China’s record number of new graduates seek employment or further study by any means

A Sense of Ceremony: China’s Most Creative Graduations
From traditional “capping ceremonies” to driving tractors across campus, here are some graduation ceremonies students are unlikely to forget

“We Aren’t Stupid”: China’s Dyslexics Share Their Stories
What’s it like to have a learning difficulty in an education system focused on tests?

Inside China’s “Gaokao Factory”
A former students recounts her grueling schedule and eventual withdrawal from Hengshui, a city notorious for exam-prep schools

“We Have Students Falling Asleep in Class”: Life After China’s Private Tutoring Ban
Students, parents, and tutors discuss life after China's crackdown on after school tutoring and what’s really wrong with the education system

Student’s Suicide Exposes Abusive Factory Internships
Long hours, low pay, and intimidation a regular feature of vocational work study programs

Masters of None
MBA programs offer the most expensive education in the country—but are they little more than a status symbol?

Paths from the Plateau
Tibetan students seek better education in the city, but what happens after they graduate?

School of Life
Three young teachers return to their hometowns amid an education crisis in China’s countryside
