1, Keiko plans to use the central special lottery public welfare fund entrusted by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education by the China Education Development Foundation. The recipients are freshmen with financial difficulties who graduated from ordinary high schools and secondary vocational schools this year and passed the college entrance examination and were admitted to full-time ordinary colleges and universities (including vocational colleges). Scholarships applied year by year.

2. Scholarship is the financial support for students admitted by qualified institutions of higher learning to pay tuition fees. Higher education institutions include four-year or two-year public or private higher education schools, vocational colleges or business schools. School fees include tuition and fees, room and board, books, school supplies and transportation expenses. Most federal grants are based on needs. Keiko plan is a kind of help similar to scholarship, while grant is the help for students to pay tuition, so the two are different.