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Print Media Portraying Pak-China Education Collaboration
Through Soft Power lens
The study examines the connection between Pakistan and China in
education through an evaluation of print media. The purpose is to
discover how Pakistani media portray the relationship between Pakistan
and China from a soft-power perspective. The Down, News and
Educationists, three press outlets, have been followed (2010-2019). The
data was divided into four streams. Pakistani students moving to China
to study in China are included. The second wave studied publications
citing Chinese schooling news in Pakistan. In the third flow, the
researcher examined articles on the movement of Pakistani education
into China. In the fourth flow, the researcher looked at articles on how
China improves its education system, policies, and what Pakistan may
learn. China and Pakistan have partnered in research and technology,
according to the article. The Chinese Government supports Chinese
education through several bursaries and bourses and the introduction of
numerous technology-based programs for Pakistani students. This
study evaluated how China used Soft power to promote Pakistan-China
relations and how the print media depicted it.