Recently, the remarks of a famous graduate teacher named Zhang Xuefeng have caused a lot of controversy on social **. He used the word "lick" to describe liberal arts candidates in a live broadcast, a term that brought violence and inequality to many people. Many people think that this language is inappropriate and that it is a sign of misleading students and grabbing wealth. However, we need to revisit this issue and think about the importance and value of the liberal arts.
Liberal arts is not just synonymous with "licking", it is of immeasurable importance. By studying Xi liberal arts, we are able to understand human civilization, solve real-world problems, develop critical thinking, and advance society. The development of a country needs the support of not only science and technology, but also the humanities, such as culture and philosophy, history and social politics. Liberal arts students have their own values and strengths, and they can become great teachers, outstanding thinkers, and cultural people.
The postgraduate entrance examination alone cannot solve all problems, and only through long-term study and Xi practice can we truly achieve success. Postgraduate admission is a way to obtain higher education, which provides students with more opportunities, but the choice of whether or not to go to graduate school should be based on the student's interests, strengths, goals, and self-assessment, rather than simply relying on a few success stories and a few shortcuts.
As a graduate school teacher and Internet celebrity, Zhang Xuefeng's responsibility is not only to let more students take the postgraduate examination, but more importantly, to teach them how to learn Xi, how to appreciate knowledge, and how to gradually develop their own thinking. His remarks may not have been ill-intentioned, but they had a negative impact on many people, which was completely avoidable. We need more educators to actively promote the strengths and honorable career options of various disciplines and motivate students to be motivated, rather than relying on a single standard or approach.
Unlike Zhang Xuefeng, a true educator should genuinely care about the development and growth of students, so that they learn to think and create, not just pursue a diploma or enter a certain school. We hope that the promoters of education will pay more attention to the value of human beings in practice, sincerely disseminate knowledge, encourage students, and express sincere apologies in the process, rather than misleading students for the sake of profit.
For students, they should remain rational and objective, and not be swayed by a single point of view or individual statements. Each discipline has its own unique value and contribution, and both liberal arts and sciences need to focus on their own Xi and growth. When choosing whether or not to go to graduate school, you should make a decision based on your own interests, goals, and personal development needs, rather than blindly following trends or being swayed by other people's evaluations.
In addition, we should also realize that the essence of education is to cultivate talents, not just for the benefit of the individual or the needs of society. Education should focus on the all-round development of students, cultivate their creativity, independent thinking and practical skills, and give them all-round development in terms of knowledge and humanistic qualities. Only in this way can we cultivate talents with real independent thinking and innovation ability, and make positive contributions to the progress and development of society.
We should also recognize the importance of humility and inclusion. The differences between different disciplines are objective, and each discipline has its own characteristics and advantages. We should treat our peers from different disciplines with an equal and respectful attitude, learn from each other, Xi exchange and learn from each other, and promote cross-integration and complementary development between disciplines. It is only through cooperation and inclusion that we will be able to achieve the true goal of education and develop creative and well-rounded talents who can contribute to the progress and development of society.
In short, in the face of Zhang Xuefeng's remarks and the topic of liberal arts entrance examination, we should think and analyze with an objective and calm attitude. Liberal arts are not synonymous with "licking", and every discipline has its value and advantages. Postgraduate entrance examinations are just one way to obtain higher education, and the goal of education is to develop talents and promote all-round development, not just to pursue a diploma or a school's reputation. We should promote the spirit of humility and tolerance, respect peers in different disciplines, and promote exchanges and cooperation between disciplines. Only in this way will we be able to realize the true value of education and cultivate human resources with independent thinking and innovation ability to contribute to the progress and development of society.