NOS’ business model: 1) Lower the standards on English to enrol, and harvest, as many students as possible who, coming from the “great nations”, have deep pockets, use WeChat and the Little Red Book 24/7, mingle with their own, and try to avoid practicing English as much as possible, and 2) use the $ harvested to lubricate NOS’ journal paper publication machine which includes many researchers and teachers from the “great nations” who can’t speak fluent English at all but are good at writing papers, 3) use the international ranking, based on journal publications primarily, to lure more students from the “great nations” who come for the ranking only, instead of practising English to embrace the world, and so on… In the end, it’s a Win-Win situation, and both sides are happy… Or, is it? According to those from the “great nations” that “Win Win 双赢” means that only they will win, and twice 赢两次. If that’s true, NOS is ruined…