Social donations for running schools in China mainly include: encouraging enterprises, institutions, social groups and individuals to fund schools, excluding taxes.

This question examines the current reform and development of education in China - the reform and development of higher education - the reform of the investment system.

Social donations for running schools in China mainly include: encouraging enterprises, institutions, social groups and individuals to finance schools, excluding taxes.

Establish various education "funds" to provide long-term targeted support for education.

We encourage people from all walks of life to donate to fund education, and we welcome overseas Chinese, Macao and Taiwan compatriots to donate funds to foreign groups and friendly people.

In recent years, more and more funds have come from social donations.

China has a good tradition of donating money to run schools since ancient times. It is a common phenomenon for gentry to donate money to run private schools.

In modern and modern times, there are many examples of industrialists and bankers funding schools.

Overseas, Harvard University, Stanford University, etc. have a large amount of social donations every year.

We welcome social donations, no matter how big or small.

The development of social donation offices in China: Private schools are struggling to develop in China, but in Western developed countries, it is a different story.

In education resource-exporting countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States, the top universities and middle schools are almost all private schools.

The development funds of these schools generally consist of three parts, tuition income, social donations and public financial support, of which social donations usually account for 30% to 40%.

The statistical standard for the 2021 Alumni Association Chinese University Social Donation Ranking is the large-amount cash, equity, and in-kind donations received by Chinese universities at home and abroad (a single donation of more than 1 million yuan). All public data are used, and the statistical time is as of June 2021.

Since 2010, the iResearch Alumni Association website has exclusively released the Alumni Association’s Chinese University Donation Rankings for 12 consecutive years, aiming to promote China’s education charity donation culture, advocate Chinese universities to improve the quality of talent training, scientific research and social services, and promote universities

Improve the level of donation services, guide colleges and universities to actively raise funds for running schools, stimulate the enthusiasm of all sectors of society for donating to higher education, promote the rapid development of China's education charity, and guide Chinese colleges and universities to adhere to the mission of cultivating moral integrity and cultivating people and striving to create world-class universities with Chinese characteristics.