Young leaders discuss education at Boao Forum

聚焦博鰲：青年領(lǐng)袖聚焦教育使命微軟高管鼓勵(lì)做夢

博鰲亞洲論壇2013年年會(huì)6日上午舉行青年領(lǐng)袖圓桌會(huì)，中外青年領(lǐng)袖聚焦“教育的使命”。中國招商銀行行長馬蔚華作為點(diǎn)評嘉賓在會(huì)上直言，目前中國的教育沒有培養(yǎng)足夠的創(chuàng)新型人才，跟不上企業(yè)發(fā)展的需要。

2013-04-07 16:26 Ecns.cn Web Editor: Gu Liping comment

Peggy Dulany Rockefeller (L), a fourth-generation member of the Rockefeller family, and Elaine Lan Chao (R), a Chinese American who served as the 24th US secretary of Labor from 2001 to 2009

Lin Yu (L), CEO of NetQin, a Chinese mobile-security firm, who wears a safety helmet to the discussion.

Boao (CNS) -- Participants at the Boao Forum for Asian Young Leaders Roundtable in Sanya, Hainan province, discussed the mission of education on Saturday.

Ma Weihua, president of China Merchants Bank, said that the country's education system does not bring up sufficient innovative talents, which lags behind enterprises' demands.

Education that focuses on teaching knowledge, shaping minds and improving abilities should be upgraded to impart creative abilities to educatees, Ma said.

Zhang Yaqin, corporate vice president of Microsoft, encouraged the young people to have dreams. "Only after all 1.3 billion Chinese fulfill their dreams can 'China Dreams' be realized," he said.

Lin Yu, CEO of NetQin, a Chinese mobile-security firm, who wore a safety helmet to the discussion, said he "feels insecure" about the country's education.

The education system puts too much pressure on children, and it is becoming more difficult for children from poor families to go to college, he said.

Elaine Lan Chao, a Chinese American who served as the 24th US secretary of Labor from 2001 to 2009, said China's education should borrow ideas from the United States, which pays attention to cultivating values and views on life.

Peggy Dulany Rockefeller, a fourth-generation member of the Rockefeller family, shared her family education, which values paying back to society.

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