ThenumberofJapanesestudentsintheChinesemainlandismorethanthosestudyingintheUS，accordingtoJapan'sMinistryofEducation，Culture，Sports，ScienceandTechnology，aTaiwannewsoutletreportedonMonday．Japansawthepeakofs

　　ThenumberofJapanesestudentsintheChinesemainlandismorethanthosestudyingintheUS，accordingtoJapan'sMinistryofEducation，Culture，Sports，ScienceandTechnology，aTaiwannewsoutletreportedonMonday．

　　Japansawthepeakofstudyingabroadin2010when124，000soughtacademiccareersoverseas．About61，000JapanesestudiedintheUSin2010，abouthalfthetotalstudyingabroad．Butsincethen，thenumberhasdecreased．In2015，thenumberwasdowntoonlyjustover20，000，about20percentofJapanesestudentsbeingeducatedoverseas．

　　ThenumberofJapanesegoingtotheChinesemainlandtostudyhasbeenrisingsince2009andnowsurpassestheUS．

　　Anofficialspokesmansaid，"Choicesarevariousforstudyingabroadnowadays，notjustlimitedtotheUS．ManyJapaneseuniversitieshaveanincreasingnumberofexchangepro-gramswithChineseuniversitiesandJapanesecompaniesnowtendtopreferpeoplewithacademicexperienceinAsiaratherthantheUSorEuropeaspreviously．Tuitionfees（学费）areanotherreason．AnnualfeesinUSuniversitiesarealmosttwicethosechargedbyChineseuniversities．"

　　SomeJapaneseexpertssaythedeclineindicatesyoungJapanesearesatisfiedwiththedomesticsituationratherthanpreparingforchallengesoutside．

　　29．HowmanyJapanesestudentsstudiedabroadin2015？___

　　A．About61，000．

　　B．About100，000．

　　C．About124，000．

　　D．About200，000．

　　30．Whatdoesthefourthparagraphmainlytalkabout？___

　　A．ThetuitionfeesaboutstudyingintheUS．

　　B．ThechoicesforJapanesestudentstostudyabroad．

　　C．ThereasonswhyJapanesestudentsgotostudyinChina．

　　D．TheproblemsthatJapanesestudentshavewhenstudyinginChina．

　　31．Theunderlinedword"domestic"inthelastparagraphisclosestinmeaningto"___"．

　　A．native B．previous C．complex D．simple．