Examining The "Super-National Treatment" Of International Students in China: Current Situation, Reasons and Solutions

Abstract

After the 1990s, globalization has developed rapidly, and the connections between countries have become increasingly closer. Since the reform of the market economic system, China has greatly deepened its openness. The government and major universities have also introduced a series of preferential measures to strongly support the arrival of international friends. Of course, whether these measures are appropriate and effective remains to be discussed. This article mainly discusses the issue of "super-national treatment" for international students in China. How do the Chinese government and universities treat international students? How's the effect? Why should they be treated according to the principle of “super-national treatment”? How should they be treated? Drawing on the experience of other countries, this article gives various reasons and suggestions based on different subjects such as the country, universities, and society. It is concluded that to solve the problems caused by "super-national treatment", it is fundamentally necessary to start from quality control.