1. There are more and more universities and more and more students. To get their diploma, they had to find a thesis topic. The topics are unlimited because everything can be discussed. The bundles of blackened papers piled up in the archives are worse than the cemetery. Even on All Souls' Day, no one will take a look. Culture gradually disappears due to mass production, proliferation of words, and out-of-control quantity. Believe me, one banned book in your original country is far better than the billions of words spouted casually in our university. ——Milan Kundera, "The Unbearable Lightness of Being"

2. Walk around a university in Beijing. The cold air at this moment reminds me of the winter when I first entered college seven years ago. The wind was blowing like crazy. I wrote at the time: We can never truly know the truth about another person, including parents and loved ones. In fact, we never really understand ourselves. We often try to understand another person, but it is easy to enter a person's life - it is impossible to judge whether we have entered a person's heart. - Xu Song

3. I have been I thought, why does the university have to arrange classes so loosely and take four years, instead of graduating in two years like middle school, working 7 to 5 hours? That's what it's like, it takes four years to sharpen your spirit, consume your dreams, and break up the firm love, and then you can safely send a sufficiently smooth and realistic you to society, marriage, and reality. University, how scary

4. "You are all caught up in the competition. Even if you are first, what is the use of this method? Will your knowledge increase? No, only pressure will increase. Here It's a university, not a pressure cooker..." "Three Idiots Make Trouble in Bollywood"

5. University education is like buying a train platform ticket. It just gives you a chance to enter the platform, but which bus to take? Which direction to go and which stop to get off is entirely up to you. ——Yu Minhong, "The Lecture Begins"

6. I think the essence of the university spirit is not to make us profound, but to restore human innocence. Only naive people will endlessly ask questions about the truth of this world. What universities want to cultivate is this spirit of questioning, which is the "idiot spirit" that "mature people" look down upon - Liu Yu's "Send You a Bullet"

7. Knowledge After stopping, there is concentration, after concentration, one can become still, after being still, one can be at peace, after being at peace, one can be concerned, and after being concerned, one can gain. "University"

8. When I graduated from elementary school, a group of people hugged each other and cried until they died. When I graduated from middle school, I took the guestbook and went around looking for classmates to write messages. After graduating from college, I walked through the campus in silence alone, saying goodbye in small groups. , and there has been no news since then "It's all the fault of love"

9. In universities, science students look down on liberal arts students, foreign language students look down on Chinese literature students, and Chinese literature students look down on philosophy students. , Philosophy students look down on sociology students, sociology students look down on education students, education students have no one they can look down on but the teachers in their own department. ——Qian Zhongshu's "Fortress Besieged"

10. It seems that universities not only create smiling faces, but also impeccable fools - "Nine Knives" "Coffee Waiting for Someone"

< p>11. We have all graduated from social universities, overcoming obstacles, studying hard, and moving forward step by step. If we fall, we will inevitably cry. We are tired, and we have thought that it is best not to come again tomorrow. But after so many things, our mentality is still the same. Be optimistic and begin to understand that what you get is the best, and what you don’t get, don’t care. ——Yishu "Cambrian"

12. What matters is not where you come from, but where you can go. What matters is not what university you graduated from, but what kind of life you can live after graduation. What matters is not who you know, but who knows you. What matters is not how good you are now, but how long you can continue to be good. What matters is not how many people love you, but who you are happiest with.

——Liu Tong