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Why a Chinese political scientist wants the public to take a test on foreign affairs
A Chinese political scientist named Yan Xuetong is urging the public to take a 60-minute closed-book test on foreign affairs to counter what he describes as a 'negative one' level of understanding. He criticizes social media sensationalism and promotes the test as a way to improve knowledge of international relations.
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