Guangdong Baiyun University built an “Internet Red Army” to monitor students’ activities and conversations on social media. The project was recently awarded Guangdong province’s distinguished college student management project.

Amid growing protests in Hong Kong against brainwashing “national education,” a short story from the Chinese text book for third graders in mainland China titled ” A Five-Starred Red Flag” recently went viral. If it deserves protesting, it must be for being stupid not brainwashing.

Today is the second day of 2012 Gaokao, the National Higher Education Entrance Examination in China. Though more and more students choose to skip Gaokao (through ways like studying aboard), it is still the most important exam in the lives of many Chinese students, because to be admitted into a university is probably their only way to move up in society.

Chinese new graduates shared their biggest regrets in collage online.

During an unexpected power outrage on March 9th, students at Xiangji Middle School, Hunan Province, burned their textbooks to vent out long-held anger caused by tight class schedules. Most netizens applauded the action.

Students at a primary school in rural Chongqing replaced routine radio gymnastics with dance to Michael Jackson’s Dangerous.