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NEARLY 90 percent of Chinese high school students intend to pursue higher education, according to a recent research by the China Youth and Children Research Center.
The research, jointly conducted by research institutions from the United States, Japan and South Korea, compared learning performances of high school students in the four countries.
It was based on a survey covering 3,903 high school students from China, 1,521 from America, 2,204 from Japan and 1,618 from South Korea.
About 88 percent of Chinese respondents planned to go to college after graduation, 5.5 percent higher than those from the US who ranked second in the survey.
However, they were not as confident as American high school students when it came to the evaluation of their overall learning performance and efficiency.
The survey also found that Chinese high school students were the most independent and best at following the rules, but not as initiative and communicative as their American counterparts.
Only 2.8 percent of Chinese students intended to start work after graduating from high school, compared with 6.6 percent of South Korean students.
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