The NBA play-in tournament began on April 16th, but overseas viewers couldn't watch the Chinese commentary? On April 16th, Beijing time, the NBA play-in tournament continued. In the East, the 76ers defeated the Magic to advance to the playoffs, while the Western Conference matchups were equally intense. The first round of the playoffs will begin on April 19th…
The NBA playoff schedule has been released. On April 13th (Beijing time), with the regular season concluded, the playoff schedule was officially announced. The play-in tournament begins on April 15th, and the first round of the playoffs kicks off on April 19th. The opening games will be played by Eastern Conference teams; the Cavaliers and Nuggets have already secured their spots…
The final window for spring recruitment is closing, and international students are starting to take action. Every April is a crucial time for US-based international students to return to China to seek employment. According to data released by New Oriental Vision Overseas and multiple job search platforms, the spring recruitment season of 2026 has entered a fierce stage, and the demand for services for international students returning to China to find jobs continues to rise. Domestically…
[US Travel Guide] A must-read for international students! What should you pay attention to when traveling in the United States? [caption id="attachment_37155" align="alignnone" width="578"] QuickFox Return to China and add...
The average cost of studying in the United States has risen by $3,000 per year. Affected by the economic crisis, in 2010, American universities saw a surge in tuition fees: "For example, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Washington saw a relatively small increase, about $1,000 to $2,000 per year; while the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan…
Many students cannot adapt to the eating habits in the United States after studying there, and some students gain weight because of the American diet. Today, let’s talk about how to eat healthily in the United States and what you should pay more attention to. Common knowledge of healthy eating when studying in the United States 1. Eating late-night snacks frequently can cause stomach cancer because the stomach cannot get rest...
The average cost of studying in the United States has risen by $3,000 per year. Affected by the economic crisis, in 2010, American universities saw a surge in tuition fees: "For example, the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Washington saw a relatively small increase, about $1,000 to $2,000 per year; while the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, …
As an advanced developed country, the United States has attracted the attention of many people and they choose to study in the United States. The following is an introduction to the common sense of freshmen admission to the United States, the 10 common sense of studying in the United States, the top ten common sense of studying in the United States in English, the safety common sense of studying in the United States, and the common sense of studying for a doctorate in the United States...
Many students choose to study abroad, so what are the currency exchange knowledge that students studying abroad must have? This is a question that many students are interested in. Let's take a look! Common knowledge of currency exchange for studying in the United States Domestic foreign exchange exchange At present, the four major domestic banks: Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and Construction Bank of China can exchange foreign currencies. Among them, China…
According to the return network, the amount of scholarships for graduate students in American universities is relatively related to the major. The chances and amount of scholarships for graduate students in engineering and most science and engineering are much higher than those for students applying for other fields. Relatively speaking, students in law, medicine, business and other fields receive financial aid from schools...