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Commentary: China opens door to 100,000 American students. The US must do more to get them there

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A 2026 commentary by Kevin Chen from the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies argues that American students studying in China could gain significant benefits beyond the US, suggesting China opens a door for educational exchanges. The article highlights the potential for mutual benefit but notes the US must take more action to facilitate this. The source provides a single supporting quote from Chen regarding the value of such exchanges.

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• Kevin Chen from the S Rajaratnam School of International Studies states that American students studying in China could benefit more than the US from their experience and expertise.

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