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CHINESE DAD ACCEPTED INTO MBA PROGRAMME AFTER DAUGHTER CHALLENGES HIM TO TAKE EXAM

1 min read • 55 mins ago • News - South China Morning Post • [src]
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A father in northwestern China embraced a challenge posed by his teenage daughter during a heated argument and ultimately earned a spot in an MBA programme. Zhang Zhiqiang, 44, living in Xian, Shaanxi province, works in the health and wellness industry, as reported by mainland media outlet Dawan News.

News - South China Morning Post reports that a father in northwestern China embraced a challenge posed by his teenage daughter during a heated argument and ultimately earned a spot in an MBA programme.

The report adds: Zhang Zhiqiang, 44, living in Xian, Shaanxi province, works in the health and wellness industry, as reported by mainland media outlet Dawan News.

Having graduated from university two decades ago, Zhang typically spends up to 300 days a year travelling for work, leaving his wife largely responsible for their daughter’s education.

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