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International students say 'yes' to China

University welcomes learners from around the world who seek global connections and want to learn how a fishing town turned into a tech hub, Chen Nan reports.

By Chen Nan    |    China Daily    |     Updated: 2026-09-12 10:52

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Performers presented a show for the High Table Dinner of APEC Study Centers Consortium Youth Scholars Forum, held on May 7 in Shenzhen, Guangdong province. [Photo provided to China Daily]

"I truly believe that I cannot judge a place without having lived, or at least experienced, it," he says.

China also offered him a chance to broaden his international network. Copeland Costanzo, who has Mexican, Italian and US nationalities, says he hopes to build connections that could eventually help strengthen ties between his home countries and China.

Shenzhen was initially something of an accidental destination, he says, but the city quickly exceeded his expectations. He had heard it being described as China's technology capital and was especially encouraged by positive comments from businesspeople and diplomats he had met in Europe.

After nearly a week in China, he says the country had "completely outdone" his expectations.

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