Jiang frames Chinese students' pursuit of English, U.S. dollars, and Western immigration as a historically constructed game rather than natural self-interest.
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Elite Education
Jiang frames Chinese students' pursuit of English, U.S.
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Elite universities can train rigid thinking that inhibits empathy, curiosity, and psychological understanding; passionate self-taught historians may understand history better than credentialed academics.
The Academy and Aristotle are presented as institutional channels that packaged, promoted, and spread Plato's influence through elite education and Greek culture.
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"today i want to examine why you chinese students behave the way you do okay so believe it or not but the way that..."
"in life is to immigrate to a western country uh specifically united states right you all want to go united states for college get..."
"respect and status in china okay but instead you learn english um u.s dollars doesn't make any sense what you really want is status..."
"be common people in the united states or britain or canada so it's a really weird game and so the question we want i..."
"able to have tremendous empathy for other people, and therefore he's able to understand their psychology and his own psychology, all right? He's able..."
"something that I've observed I'm you're much better off talking to an individual who has a passion for history and who spent his entire..."
"as a result, because it's easy to access Plato, he's become the most influential philosopher of all time. Okay, does that make sense? And..."
"...in the world. Oh my God. This is the level of elite education that we have today. You'd be shocked."
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