While curricula in China’s schools are designed and approved by the Chinese communist regime, international schools in China for foreign citizens have been independent of that. However, in recent years, the regime has tightened control and pushed its indoctrination into the international schools. In 1987, the Chinese regime started to allow foreign embassies in China to open international schools for children of foreign diplomats. Since then, international schools for foreign citizens have become popular in mainland China among rich Chinese whose children have been allowed to enroll. Chun Shenjun (alias), who was a former Chinese government official and now lives in California, told The Epoch Times that China’s “international schools” are gradually losing their independence. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has tightened control over education in recent years, and the international schools are inevitably affected. According to public data, International schools in mainland China have three categories: one is “foreign …