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Chinese student encouraged by farm owner enrols in master’s programme 6 years later

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Chinese student encouraged by farm owner enrols in master’s programme 6 years later — Tokyo Technology news

Chinese social media users were touched by the story of a young man who, six years ago, was encouraged by a strawberry farm owner he discovered through an English exam question – and has now fulfilled the promise they made. He Ziqi, a postgraduate student in artificial intelligence at the Central University of Finance and Economics, shared the story as he began a new chapter of his life in Beijing. Six years ago, when He was a senior secondary school student, a Beijing strawberry farm owner...

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