Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "ہارورڈ گرل" in Urdu language version.
In 1999, Yiting Liu, a schoolgirl from Chengdu, China, was accepted to Harvard on a full scholarship. Her parents then wrote a build-your-own handbook about how they managed to prepare their daughter to get accepted to Harvard. The book, in Chinese, titled Harvard Girl Yiting Liu, offered 'scientifically proven methods' to get your Chinese child into Harvard. The book became a runaway bestseller in China. By 2003 it had sold some 3 million copies and spawned more than a dozen copycat books about how to get your child into Columbia, Oxford, or Cambridge.
