Education

Baidu Health and the Chinese Association of Plastics and Aesthetics (CAPA) are partnering to improve medical aesthetics education. This collaboration aims to provide authoritative, comprehensive content, addressing misinformation and promoting a transparent industry. By leveraging their combined resources, they will offer reliable information through expert panels, AI tools, and verified resources, empowering consumers to make informed decisions and fostering a healthier medical aesthetics sector.

Zhang Xuefeng, founder of Fengxue Weilai, shared a birthday post for his 10-year-old daughter, Zhang Nianhan. Nianhan’s name, rich with symbolism, has prompted trademark applications by his firm. Previously, Zhang humorously pledged to deposit company funds in whichever bank employs his daughter, regardless of her exam results. He cautioned others against following his example.

Canon’s “Junior Explorers” program, in collaboration with educational and travel providers, is expanding children’s horizons through technology, academics, and culture. The program utilizes Canon printing technology to facilitate hands-on learning, with recent events at the BlueArrow Aerospace Huzhou Propulsion Manufacturing Base showcasing the Chinese space industry. The initiative supports China’s educational goals, integrating experiential learning with cultural immersion.

iFLYTEK’s Spark AI won a Gaokao essay competition against other domestic AI models, scoring high on a challenging prompt about expression in adversity. The victory highlighted Spark’s profound reasoning, cultural understanding, and ability to construct a compelling narrative praised by educators. This achievement marks a significant step for domestic AI in education, driven by a “teaching-thinking chain” that delivers personalized learning. It signifies the potential for self-reliant AI education and personalized learning globally.

The value of higher education is again debated, fueled by questioning its worth. Commentator Zhang Xuefeng’s blunt response criticizing those doubting education’s value ignited further discussion. Critics point to hypocrisy among those pushing academic achievement while claiming degrees are useless. Others suggest degrees still hold value in a competitive job market, opening doors to opportunities. The debate reflects the evolving challenges graduates face.

In an interview, Fuyao Glass Chairman Cao Dewang revealed his ambitious vision for Fuyao University of Technology, aiming to create a globally recognized institution akin to Stanford. He emphasized the project’s importance in building future confidence and expressed immense pressure for its success. Despite skepticism, the university, led by President Wang Shuguo, plans to cultivate doctoral graduates by age 25 and offers personalized learning plans. Cao views the university as a crucial mission to nurture accomplished individuals.