Tag Archives: China

More about “Chinese mothers”

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Andrew Sun

Recently Chua’s article “Why Chinese mothers are superior” has been at the top of the “most emailed” list of WSJ and stirred up a heated debate. There are many conspiratorial accusations about whether the author was deliberately selling her new … Continue reading →

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What the Chinese graduates go through?

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Andrew Sun

Synopsis: A wrong direction people easily enter when discussing higher education is relating the problem of the whole personality of a 24-year-old person to the latest few years of education he or she receives. It is the family education before … Continue reading →

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Notable Chinese excuses for plagiarization

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Andrew Sun

The letter to Nature from a Chinese editor stating that 31% content of her journal is plagiarization (counted by a software with algorithmhas designed for this purpose) enraged a large part of Chinese researchers in the past days. On ScienceNet.cn, … Continue reading →

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