Debate is a war of wisdom and eloquence, so knowing ourselves and knowing ourselves can win every battle. For your debate, first of all, we should always remember a theme: college graduates; Two environments: big cities and small and medium-sized cities. Then we need to find the focus of this theme and these two environments respectively. College graduates: on the one hand, college graduates can be said to be favored by heaven, reading classics and having rich theoretical knowledge; On the other hand, college graduates have no experience and lack social knowledge. Big cities: opportunities and challenges coexist. It is characterized by many opportunities but great competition. Under the pressure of ant life and aristocratic consumption, most college graduates first choose to work in big cities. Small and medium-sized cities: less pressure and fewer opportunities. In fact, college graduates first choose to work in small and medium-sized cities, and their income and consumption levels can be well adapted. Comprehensive analysis of possible points of contention (from the landlord's point of view): the personal development, self-realization and contribution to society of university graduates in big cities and small and medium-sized cities. There are many good opportunities in big cities, which must be the persistent view of the other party; But in fact, small and medium-sized cities are booming now, and big cities are saturated to a certain extent, so there are also opportunities for personal development that cannot be ignored in small and medium-sized cities, so the social contribution is even more unquestionable. There is no road on the ground, but there are more people walking, so there is a road. There is a road on the ground, and many people walk, but there is no road. The value of my life can't be measured by how much money I earn. For example, due to time constraints, Xu Benyu made a simple analysis, hoping to be useful to the landlord. In addition, we must remember the theme of the debate and the environment to be discussed. Never digress, but also lead the other side off topic.