Recently, in Baoding, Hebei Province, a female student from North China Electric Power University (Baoding) stepped on the word "ashore" on the playground after the snow, which was warmly welcomed by the students. According to incomplete statistics, more than 100 colleges and universities across the country have launched a "landing" roadmap to facilitate students to send fancy blessings to themselves or friends, and encourage students who are preparing for graduate school to go ashore smoothly.
The girl's actions were inspired by the "Wish Route to the Shore". With the graduate school entrance examination just around the corner, many college students are looking for ways to cheer themselves or their friends on. As a result, the "Shore Wish Route" came into being and became a unique way of blessing.
It is understood that the female students of North China Electric Power University (Baoding) stepped on the word "ashore" on the playground after the snow, which not only attracted the attention of the students, but also became a beautiful scenery on the campus. At the same time, this move also encouraged more students to join the action of "Shore Wish Route".
Nationwide, more than 100 colleges and universities have launched a "landing" roadmap. These roadmaps come in various forms, some in the form of words, some in the form of patterns, and some in the form of **. These roadmaps not only make it easier for students to send fancy wishes to themselves or friends, but also become part of the campus culture.
The launch of these "ashore" roadmaps has undoubtedly brought more encouragement and support to students who are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination. On the road to graduate school, students need more encouragement and support to maintain confidence and motivation. The "Ashore" roadmap provides a platform for students to express their blessings and encouragement.
The "Wish Route" has become a unique way of blessing, bringing more encouragement and support to students preparing for graduate school entrance examinations. We hope that more college students can join this action and cheer for the road to graduate school.