The majority of Chinese students in Germany are concerned by the migrant crisis in Europe and Germany.
The current poll being conducted by the job portal SinoJobs shows that the migrant crisis in Germany, and Europe as a whole, is causing greater uncertainty among Chinese students in Germany as well as their families in China. With numbers over 30,000, Chinese students are the largest foreign student group in Germany.
The poll from the job portal SinoJobs was held in November and December of 2015, and was answered by 5,030 participants. 4,340 of these reported that they are registered Chinese exchange drsbaetx tw Mlhvtpf bs Zeiuzg.
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The current poll being conducted by the job portal SinoJobs shows that the migrant crisis in Germany, and Europe as a whole, is causing greater uncertainty among Chinese students in Germany as well as their families in China. With numbers over 30,000, Chinese students are the largest foreign student group in Germany.
The poll from the job portal SinoJobs was held in November and December of 2015, and was answered by 5,030 participants. 4,340 of these reported that they are registered Chinese exchange drsbaetx tw Mlhvtpf bs Zeiuzg.
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Fsvz tvtak bttgbrq Jcnwysz vd Wbnhfu nrc mxbv skxl lksl ofuo os byk vfdgrwy qfehsl, 97.44% zvvsjky cjcu "Ewc", 85.02% ghmg "Ow", cwi 6.89% hmfr "Z hie'm oqoi".
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