China's returned overseas students top 354,000 in 2013
(Xinhua) Updated: 2014-05-28 20:46BEIJING - About 354,000 Chinese overseas students returned to China after graduation in 2013, up 29.5 percent year on year, according to statistics released on Wednesday.
The total number of Chinese overseas students reached 1.44 million by the end of 2013, said the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MHRSS) in a report.
About 167,000 experts had been granted special government allowances from the State Council by the end of 2013, according to the report.
The MHRSS also noted in the report that 204,000 civil servants were recruited across the country in 2013.
Related Stories
- Overseas students to pay more in Australia
- Shaanxi to lure overseas students
- Talent Competition of Overseas Students in Donghua University comes to end
- China becomes largest source of overseas students
- Overseas students compete in rowing regatta
- Regulate overseas student summer camps
- Sichuan University hosts 300 overseas students in exchange activity
- Overseas student competition ends
- More female officials caught in corruption
- Whampoa veterans recorded with glory
- Police bust 9 terrorist groups in Xinjiang
- Knife-wielding attackers seized in Xinjiang
- New regulation leads to drop in petitioned cases
- Hunan plant shut as probe into lead poisoning begins
- Police boost efforts to combat gambling
- Project offers jobs openings to legal experts
- Experts: Dog meat festival 'illegal'
- Nation looks to upgrade
pipeline networks
Highlights
Hot Topics
Dog meat festival
Xinjiang attackers
Hagibis
Lead poisoning
Death penalties
Environmental graft
Space travel
Crackdown on cults
Comfort women
hukou
