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Globalization makes studying abroad more popular and necessary. Studying abroad is not only to learn professional skills, but also to experience different cultures and customs. According to the World Bank statistics data, from 1997 to 2011, the average annual growth rate of international students in the world was more than twice the growth rate of world GDP. Although students in many countries chose to stay in the host country after completing their overseas education, a new trend has emerged recently, that is, overseas students choose to return to their home country for employment or emigration. It is particularly obvious in China that more and more overseas students are returning to work, which has reversed the brain drain. The reason why overseas students choose to return home may be that they are inspired by the government, their family relations and the rapid development of China's politics and economy in the past 40 years. But now there are few studies on returned students.

Pressure, Anxiety and Subjective well being in Chinese Overseas Returnees