Australia has long been one of the most popular destinations for Chinese students to study abroad. For one thing, there are several reasonably good universities in Australia. The other is that it offers opportunities for Chinese students who want to be gilded. However, in recent years, especially this year, Australia's policies towards China have become more and more targeted. According to an early warning issued by the Ministry of Education, the novel coronavirus has not been effectively prevented and controlled in Australia, and the local people seem not to be friendly to Asians. There have been repeated incidents of discrimination against people of Asian descent. Against this backdrop, Australia does not look good in the minds of its compatriots at home. In fact, China has long been an open, inclusive and win-win country, but individual countries constantly challenge our bottom line, and have to force us to respond in some way. It is worth mentioning that, according to the news released by CCTV Finance, the education industry ranks the third in Australia's export industry, among which the biggest contribution is international students. However, in the current environment, many international students, especially Chinese students, are not particularly willing to study in Australia. On the one hand, they are concerned about public health safety. On the other hand, they are concerned about the recurrence of discrimination against Asians.