'Looking into the history of higher education in China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan.'
Khanh Tran at Honi Soit.
"The Sinosphere’s Confucian institutions are imperfect, with the majority of them adopting discriminatory policies against working-class students and a punitive examination system. This system survives today in the form of China’s notoriously difficult Gaokao (university entrance exam). However, they offer a glimpse into the political value of higher education from a non-Western context."
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