In 2007, the number of international students from Chinese mainland in Harvard University and American graduate schools was 400, ranking second only to Canada.

According to the statistics recently released by the Center for International Affairs of Harvard University, as of June 2007 1 65438+1October1,* * there were 39 13 international students from1countries studying at Harvard University. Among them, there are 489 Canadian students, accounting for 12.5% of the total, followed by 400 China students (10.22%) and 297 Korean students (7.59%). The fourth place is India 2 16 (5.52%), and the fifth place is Britain 20 1 (5. 14%).

The number of international students in Chinese mainland is far more than that in other Asian countries and regions, such as North Korea, India, Japan (127) and Taiwan Province Province (1 17). According to the analysis, this is not only because the English level of China students has improved, but also because their academic ability has been recognized.