(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Graduation season under epidemic: Special "last lesson" is more ceremonial
China News Agency, Chengdu, July 1st Question: Graduation season under epidemic: The special "last lesson" is more ceremonial
China News Agency reporter He Shaoqing
After handing over the dormitory keys to the boarding house, You Liangliang, a graduate of Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, dragged her luggage and left the campus where she lived and studied for four years. He carried with him a graduation gift from the school for all students who could not attend the graduation ceremony-a "never expired graduation ceremony invitation letter".
"The school said that as long as you hold this invitation letter, you can participate in any future graduation ceremony." You Liangliang recalled that when watching the graduation ceremony on the Internet, many students have issued a call to the QQ group in the class, suggesting that everyone choose to go at the same time in the future Enter the graduation hall to make up for the regret of not being able to be present this year.
Affected by the new Coronary Pneumonia epidemic, the 8.74 million college graduates in China's history have ushered in "Cloud Graduation" after "Cloud Recruitment", "Cloud Retest" and "Cloud Defense".
Although only a few student representatives can attend graduation ceremonies on the spot, many colleges and universities have prepared unique graduation gifts for graduates, and opened a variety of channels to broadcast the graduation ceremonies to make the “last lesson” before graduation more warm and ceremonial.
In this extraordinary summer, China University of Geosciences gave graduates a gem-set graduation ring; the College of Horticulture, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University made 1500 fruit bowls for graduates; prepared by the School of Demonstration Microelectronics, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China The gift is a keychain inlaid with the first chip designed by the students; Sichuan Agricultural University sent out the dining room tableware "golden rice bowl" for graduates, hoping that everyone will firmly hold the rice bowl in their hands...
In addition to carefully preparing graduation gifts, Sichuan Agricultural University also sent teachers thousands of miles to Wuhan to grant Hubei graduates. According to the president of Sichuan Agricultural University, Wu De, it is the school's responsibility to make the graduation season as good as possible, to be as touched and ceremonial as possible without being absent or late.
During the graduation ceremony, many university principals and teachers wrote how to face the epidemic in the changing world in their graduation message. Li Yanrong, the president of Sichuan University, hopes that students will grasp their future in a complex world. Zhang Wenhong, director of the Department of Infectious Diseases and a doctoral supervisor at Huashan Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University, said at the graduation ceremony that for young people, a world full of uncertainty is the best stage.
Zhang Xinlei, a graduate of Chongqing University, and his classmates watched the live broadcast of the graduation ceremony in the dormitory. "The school has prepared seven live broadcast channels. Although the live broadcast participation is a little bit worse, we are very lucky compared to other colleges who cannot return to school and fail to leave graduation photos." Zhang Xinlei said that he is in a special position During the graduation season, using a ceremonial graduation ceremony to end campus life is a different kind of "to youth" and "to the future".
Colleges such as Wuhan Institute of Bioengineering and Shanghai University of Engineering and Technology also hold offline job fairs during the graduation ceremony. The "last class" still does not forget to escort the future of students.
At present, although the graduation ceremonies of multiple schools have come to an end, online and offline campus recruitment fairs are still in progress. As of June 28, more than 10 provinces such as Gansu, Jiangxi, Liaoning, and Hubei have issued special policies to promote the employment and entrepreneurship of college graduates in 2020.
Xi Hua University graduate Jiang Xu has found a favorite software design job, but she did not leave the campus immediately, and chose to serve as a recruitment volunteer at the school. In her view, doing something for her alma mater and classmates at the time of parting is to say goodbye to her student career in another ritual way. (Finish)