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Q: Is there anyone of Ningbo University?

9 years 44 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - Ningbo

 
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No, don't think we have any students on here. 

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There is a university in Ningbo?

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I would like to ask a question.  Since there are "normal" universities in China, are there "abnormal" universities as well.  If so, I wonder what it would be like to be a student in an abnormal university...

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I always wondered what an experimental school is. You see them everywhere... number xx experimental middle school.

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no one

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