I have an English classmate who told me that the students trained in Chinese schools are 1, with excellent science skills and flexible minds. China has done very well in basic education, especially in mathematics and physics. Because the education system in China is different from that in Britain, the content of mathematics and physics learning in China is far more profound than that in Britain. So many British science majors especially like China students. Such as mathematics, biochemistry, finance and so on. 2. study hard. In July this year, I chatted with an Oxford professor. When asked about the professor's impression of China students, the professor was most sure of being "diligent". Generally speaking, students who really choose to study in Britain have this reputation-they study very hard, and the list of books arranged by professors can only be read by domestic students, while students from other countries can only read part of them, which is also a special surprise for them. 3. There will be no economic problems. In the eyes of British universities and students, as long as China students plan to study abroad, the expenses will definitely be enough. This is also the case. The cost is the first consideration for China students studying abroad, and it is especially difficult to apply for scholarships from British universities. Universities in Britain generally don't have to worry about China students working and skipping classes to earn tuition fees. 1, lack of language skills, love to get together. There is a saying in China that "villagers see you with tears in their eyes". In the eyes of overseas teachers and students, China students are always in piles, whether eating or shopping, or even on the way to class. As a result, students in China still live in the Chinese language environment, and their English cannot be improved rapidly. China students who have just arrived in Britain, in particular, think that they don't know English and are afraid to communicate with local people. In fact, anyone who goes to a strange place will have a language barrier, and British students are also very friendly. Ask them some questions and they will explain in detail. Since I am going to study in England, I want to take this opportunity to make more friends with some local people, practice English and learn English culture. The most important thing is to blend in and not waste my time. 2. Lack of challenge spirit, and self-determination ability needs to be improved. Although they have a good foundation and work hard, students in China generally lack the spirit of challenge. They prefer to study alone, which is not suitable for group study and group discussion, so students in China tend to be silent in the discussion. Moreover, China students have an inexplicable sense of admiration for professors and authorities, which makes them lack innovative thinking, which is related to the traditional education system in China. But in Britain, not all professors are right, and schools encourage them to challenge authority rationally. 3. Dishonesty Some dishonest behaviors are serious problems in the eyes of foreigners. For example, the most common way to falsify students' materials is to modify the average score. Because the average score can't meet the requirements of the school, I feel that it is too low to apply, so I modify some courses through the school. Once discovered by a British university, it may be blacklisted directly, and other students in the school cannot apply. British universities gradually know that the average score is wet, so the requirements for graduation schools are becoming more and more strict. For example, plagiarism used to be an open-book exam in some schools in Britain, and even closed-book exams were often not invigilated. With more and more international students coming to China, some students began to take advantage of loopholes, look up information and copy from each other. Finally, the teacher had to change the open book into a closed book for class invigilation, and also used special software to evaluate the similarity of students' homework. For example, if you are looking for a thesis shooter, once this cheating behavior is discovered, the consequences will be very serious. Students may be warned by the school, their credits will be deducted, and in serious cases they will be expelled. British universities have an "anti-plagiarism system" for papers. If the similarity between the student's paper and the text stored in the system exceeds 15%, it is regarded as plagiarism. What kind of schools teach what kind of students?