Thousands of Chinese College Students Receive Financial Support
12-19-2007    Xinhua


Xinhua, October 26, 2006

 

In excess of 4,000 Chinese college students who could encounter financial difficulties have received financial assistance from the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation since 2003.

 

Over 14 million yuan (US$1.75 million) has been distributed in subsidies or scholarships from the Foundation's Project of Future. The scheme is designed to assist college students to complete their schooling, say the Foundation.

 

Fan Qianning, a student with the Beijing Jiaotong University said, "The project has not only helped me materially but consoled me spiritually so that I can hold a more positive attitude toward difficulties in my life."

 

The project was set up in July 2003 and has evolved into a talent development system that covers over 80 institutions of higher education around the country.

Editor: Wang Xinyu
   
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