Colleges and universities cannot recruit foreign students. At this year's two sessions, Gao Yanming, a member of China People's Political Consultative Conference, brought a proposal on optimizing China's foreign student policy. In this proposal, Gao Yanming pointed out that in order to improve the admission standards of foreign students in China, all foreign students must meet the due admission credit standards except those designated by foreign governments. In addition, colleges and universities should strictly control admission and strive to recruit high-level and high-quality international students in China. We can't blindly pursue the number of students and ignore the quality. Maintain the reputation of national education and equality of educational rights, and optimize the bonus policy for international students in China. Commissioner Gao Yanming's suggestion is very pertinent. Foreign students studying in China have exposed many problems. These problems should attract our attention, and we must safeguard our educational reputation.

A foreign student should be accompanied by three study partners. A regulation of a university in Shandong about international students in China has aroused heated discussion among many netizens. The school stipulates that an international student should be accompanied by three study partners, most of whom are women. Many netizens were moved by this news. Why should international students be accompanied by three study partners? Are you looking for a study partner or a nanny? Is it unfair to China students in the school? And there are indeed many incredible places in this operation. Even if these international students need study partners, why do they have to be female students? Aren't you afraid that this will bring some bad atmosphere? And these international students' adaptability is so poor? Why do schools waste these unnecessary resources on international students in China?

A vocational and technical college in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province requires its students to vacate a good dormitory for international students. According to the students, they are sophomores in this school. They had been living in the new dormitory of the school, but suddenly a group of new foreign students came to the school. Originally, this was a normal thing, that is, simple foreign students came to school to study, but later the school's practice made the students a little uncomfortable. The school asked them to move out of their original dormitory and move to a dormitory with poor conditions in order to live in the new dormitory for those international students in China. This incident caused great controversy on the Internet, and netizens questioned that the school was giving preferential treatment to foreign students.

The suggestions put forward by the Committee members are very timely and have been well received by many netizens. I hope the relevant departments can issue relevant regulations to ensure the quality of international students in China and not waste our educational resources.