Who is Liu Yiting? 30, who is Liu Yiting?

Chinese name: Liu YitingNationality: Chinese nationality: Han nationalityGraduated from: Harvard UniversityMajor: Applied Mathematics and EconomicsLanguage: Chinese, EnglishWork unit: Boston Consulting GroupRelated books: "Harvard Girl Liu Yiting".

Liu Yiting is a senior high school student of Chengdu Foreign Chinese School in 1996 (class of 1999). Her homeroom teacher in high school was Li Jinrong. In 1999, she was admitted to Harvard University with a full scholarship, went to the United States to study on August 1, and graduated from Harvard University in June 2003 with a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics and economics.

According to her plan of "employment first, then further study", Liu Yiting was recruited to work at the Boston Consulting Group in the United States in October 2003, and she is also preparing for graduate school. After graduation, Liu Yiting set up the "Liu Yiting Extracurricular Activity Award" at Chengdu Foreign Chinese School to reward alumni with outstanding performance in the school's extracurricular activities.

A girl who went to Harvard, her parents divorced when she was a child, and her mother trained her in all aspects from an early age. Hopefully she will become very good. There is a book called "Harvard Girl Liu Yiting" written by her mother.

Her parents, who work in a publishing house and are familiar with the art of communication, have written the experience of educating their children how to take exams as a model of quality education, packaging the child as a "little star", misleading many parents in China, and making a lot of money themselves, and it is estimated that they will earn enough money to buy a villa in the United States. Success in life is what you have contributed to society with your own efforts, is it possible to succeed if you are admitted to a prestigious university? The key is what did you do after graduation?

There are millions of Chinese students studying in the United States and Canada, everyone is very diligent and excellent, and she is the only one who succeeds? Not an ordinary person in the end?

Liu Yiting's parents and myself are both from Sichuan, in 2008 when Wenchuan ** happened, Liu Yiting had already participated in the work, I didn't hear that they had any big donations to their hometown, even if they said that it was definitely insignificant, otherwise ** would have been reported to be a household name, and at that time, many unknown overseas students and Chinese Americans have extended a helping hand.

Because I work in universities, I often do academic exchanges in foreign universities, and I have a lot of contact with Chinese students, so I have some understanding of international study. In the past 20 years, there have been more and more Chinese students from the mainland, breaking the previous situation that the Chinese circle was dominated by Hong Kongers and Taiwanese. Mainland students are not only large in number but also young in age, and distributed in many majors, Chinese students are most crowded in business schools, and the most difficult to find a job at present is also this kind of major, relatively speaking, it is not easy to find a job in the liberal arts.

Whether it is self-funded or public-funded, with or without scholarships, most of the international students I have met are very diligent, and there may also be rich children who mix diplomas abroad, but I have been exposed to relatively few of them. The reason why Chinese students are diligent is that there is no way to force it out, because the first language is not English, and they have to spend more time on homework and exams than local students, they have a strong ability to take care of themselves in foreign countries, cook their own meals, arrange their own spare time activities, and endure loneliness and loneliness.

International students of the same era as Liu Yiting (she belongs to the post-80s, and now she is studying in college is the post-90s), whether she is working at home or abroad after graduation, she is now very good, and some of them are very outstanding in their own industries, teaching in famous universities, and there are not a few people who work in internationally renowned financial institutions, but their parents are very low-key, and they have not seen them publish any books, give any lectures, and do not publicize their successful experience in quality education everywhere. When the child entered a prestigious university, he didn't feel how great he was in educating his children, and later he immigrated overseas with his children, and he didn't feel much higher than others, but just chose a different way of life. The success of a child's education depends on time to test, don't jump to conclusions so early.

Her parents have written "Harvard Girl Liu Yiting" and "Liu Yici Liting's Learning Methods and Training Details", which are quite popular. Among Harvard's Chinese undergraduates, Ms. Liu is perhaps the most famous. A few years ago, a book with her as the protagonist, "Harvard Girl Liu Yiting", was popular in China, setting a sales record of nearly 2 million copies, touching the hearts of many middle and high school students and their parents.

Liu Yiting, who was directly admitted to Harvard University, the world's highest academic palace, from China, is generally regarded as a successful example of early family quality education. In the summer of 2003, Ms. Liu graduated from Harvard and was hired by the Boston Consulting Group, a well-known international consulting firm that also has a lot of business in China.