Dilfuza, a master’s student from Turkmenistan pursuing public administration in Beijing, describes her academic journey as "a living classroom of China’s global rise." Drawn by the country’s rapid development and policy innovations, she highlights how her studies intersect with daily life in a city where ancient temples stand alongside tech hubs.
"In Beijing, every subway ride is a lesson in efficiency, and every market visit reveals how tradition adapts to modernity," she says. Dilfuza emphasizes China’s unique educational value for developing nations, noting coursework that analyzes poverty alleviation models and green energy transitions.
Her experience extends beyond academia. Weekend visits to the Great Wall and participation in Lunar New Year celebrations have deepened her understanding of cultural diplomacy. "China’s story isn’t just about economics—it’s about people bridging history and the future," she reflects.
As Dilfuza prepares to graduate, she eyes opportunities in transnational governance, aiming to apply China’s development insights to Central Asian partnerships. Her story underscores Beijing’s growing appeal as a destination for global learners seeking practical knowledge in an era of Asian-led innovation.
