Malaysian student Winnie Tan realizes she is in a fortunate position as the degree she earned at Peking University is also recognized in her home country.
China has been steadily pushing rail to connect the world's second-largest economy with its neighbors in Southeast Asia, and it is taking a practical approach to realizing the goal, industry insiders said.
Should Thailand immediately upgrade its railway? Every Thai I asked gave an absolute "Yes".
Working together on high-speed trains may be the next step up for Sino-Thai relations as the topic takes on importance in discussions between Premier Li and Thailand Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
Link with neighbors with 3 rail lines
Better Thai railways could create better ties
Railway co-op to boost interconnectivity
Li vows to enhance amity
Visa exemption to promote exchanges
Sino-ASEAN degree recognition in the works
The Chinese government has pledged to close more unqualified and dangerous coal mines by 2015 as the country strives to improve its alarming safety record.
Proposed visa exemption for regular passport holders will offer Chinese and Thai tourists more convenience, and promote closer bilateral people-to-people exchanges, Premier Li said Saturday.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang hailed Saturday the Thai Chinese community's contribution to the development of the Southeast Asian nation and the China-Thailand cooperation of mutual benefit.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said Saturday that enhancing China-Thailand railway cooperation would bolster regional interconnectivity and benefit the two nations and the reigon at large.
Bruneian and Thai media have hailed Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to their country, saying it promoted common prosperity and development.
An important meeting of the Communist Party of China in November will be a springboard for major national reforms, with governmental function expected to be one of the main targets.
US space agency NASA's decision to exclude Chinese scientists from an upcoming science conference was "improper".
Premier Li Keqiang pledged on Saturday to pass down the traditional "familial affection" between his country and Thailand from generation to generation.
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