China is set to get a new TV show which is based on the life of students who go abroad to study. The up-and-coming TV series will focus on the rising trend among Chinese teenagers of going abroad to study.
The TV series is called "A Love for Separation," and will have 36 episodes. It will document the joys and sorrows of three families in China who send their middle school children to the West to further their education.
The lead stars like the famous Chinese actor Hai Qing and Huang Lei,?Chinese music band TFBOYS will also star in the series. Director and actor Wang Jun said in his latest interview that the show is adapted from a best-selling novel, and they expect the audience to love it. It will portray the changing era and the lives of immigrant young adults, the kind of hardships they face and how they overcome them.
咱們天朝未來的花朵爭(zhēng)先恐后地漂出了國(guó)門，英語君就去扒了扒外媒，節(jié)選了《紐約時(shí)報(bào)》（New York Times）的一篇報(bào)道，看看那些接收花朵的國(guó)外友人是怎么看待這件事的呢？
From 1978 to 2003, a total number of 700,200 Chinese students and scholars studied in 108 countries and regions all over the world, covering almost all disciplines. With encouragement of government policy, more young people are leaving China to study abroad.
These Haigui (nickname for the Chinese students and scholars returned from overseas) brought back the advanced technology and management that China needed badly in its economic take-off and in the meantime, they succeeded in their career development in China. "Study abroad" spurred economic development, but at the same time also brought in some other problems such as the Western ideas and culture flooded into China.
There are more and more Chinese students studying abroad now. Some of them are still studying in foreign countries, some have returned to China after studying abroad, while still others have stayed in foreign countries after competing their studies.
In the past, U. S. attracted a large portion of the total number of Chinese students studying abroad. But statistics show that Chinese students have increased drastically in countries like Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Singapore, Germany and France in recent years. Statistics show that young people studying abroad under 22 have increased at an annual rate of 40 percent over the past three years.
