Synthetic fiber with the same chemical composition as natural cellulose and protein. There are two types of regenerated cellulose fibers and regenerated protein fibers. The regenerated cellulose fibers are cuprammonium fibers, viscose fibers, and acetic ester acetate fibers. The cuproammonium fiber is prepared by dissolving the pulp in a solution of tetraammonium hydroxide hydroxide to form a viscous solution, which is squeezed into the coagulation bath through the orifices of the spinneret and regenerated into cellulose fibers. The viscose fiber is prepared by first making cellulose cellulose ester from plant cellulose, dissolving it in dilute alkaline solution to make viscose, and extruding it into the coagulation bath from the spinning hole, and then solidifying and decomposing it into regenerated cellulose fiber. Saponified acetic ester fiber is made of cellulose acetate cellulose and regenerated into cellulose by saponification. The chemical composition and performance of regenerated cellulose is similar to that of cotton fibers, and its hygroscopicity is higher than that of cotton fibers. Products include filaments and staple fibers. The regenerated protein fiber is a protein fiber obtained by extracting protein from cheese, soy, corn, peanut and the like to form a viscous spinning solution and squeezing it into a coagulation bath through a spinneret.

(Ⅰ) In the case of man-made fibres, which refer to certain natural polymers extracted from natural substances as raw materials. After being spun into fibres, the chemical structures of macromolecules constituting the fibres are the same as those of pre-spinning raw materials. The. Such as regenerated cellulose fibers and protein fibers.

(Ⅱ) also refers to the use of certain waste fibres produced in the production of chemical fibres as raw materials, and reprocessed fibre materials. Most of the fiber material is used for making a non-woven fabric.

• Non-Chinese citizens in good health

• Bachelor degree from college or university

• Chinese proficiency test(HSK)Band 4+Fluent English

• Aged 18 to 40

Application time: April to July, 2018

1. Scanned copy of the Application Form;

2. Scanned copy of passport front page;

3. Scanned copy of the latest degree certificate;

4. Scanned copy of the medical examination report;

5. Scanned copy of undergraduate transcripts;

6. Scanned copy of HSK certificate (if available);

7. Scanned copies of 2 letters of recommendation