Are Xia Mingyou and August Chang an from the same Peking University?

Probably not... Yes, it's not a department anyway.

August Chang'an: August Chang'an, formerly known as Liu Wanhui, was born in Harbin on August 12, 1987, graduated from Guanghua School of Management of Peking University, and is a Chinese youth literature writer.

In 2009, in August, Chang'an published the first full-length youth ** "Hello, Old Times", and then launched the same series of books "Secret Love: Tangerine Sheng Huainan", which was very popular.

Chinese name Liu Wanhui.

Also known as August Chang'an, Erxiong, Ba Swellan.

Nationality of China.

Nationality: Han Chinese.

Zodiac sign Leo.

Birthplace Harbin.

Date of birth: 12 August 1987.

Professional writer.

Graduated from: Guanghua School of Management, Peking University.

Representative works "Hello Old Times", "Crush on Orange Sheng Huainan" and "The Best of Us".

Main achievements: 2006 College Entrance Examination Harbin Liberal Arts Champion Douban Highest Scoring Youth Literature Author.

Xia Mingyou: formerly known by pen name: Ji Mo), was born in Shanghai on November 11, 1988. He is an undergraduate student majoring in radio and television editing and directing at Peking University, and a graduate student majoring in literary writing in the Department of Chinese of Fudan University. Female writer from Chinese mainland.

Winner of the first prize of the 8th New Concept Essay Competition, he was the editor-in-chief of "Light Year" magazine and the **** director of Sunshine Yuchen Culture Media. He is the author of the long story "Three Years of Class K", "Goodbye, Pluto", "Eight Minutes of Warmth", "Accompany You to the End of the World", "Dust Sleeps in Light Years", "Once Had Your Weather", "Girl's Disease", "Love Wind Line", "Blowing Through the Winter to the Clouds", short story collection "It's the Day Summer Tea", "Determined", short stories "Break Up", "Love", "Only in the World" and so on.

From Encyclopedia.

Sister Xia Mingyou's inspirational essay for everyone is really insightful. So, please take a look at the efforts made by this top student of Peking University before he succeeds. Dedicated to you alone who is confused, when you encounter difficulties and obstacles, face bravely, have the courage to overcome, do not be depressed, do not give up, do not be discouraged, maybe not because of how ambitious you are, but because there is a warmth in your heart as a faith.

You also can't figure it out: why do you practice desperately at the rate of one textbook every two days, to the point where your right hand cramps and your heart is numb, but you still get unsatisfactory test results every time? And those talented boys who haven't even given up the habit of playing basketball and online games can easily get ahead of you.

The first math test in junior high school was only 28 points, while the second time was 100 points.

The first math test in high school was only 57 points, while the second time was 99 points.

You naively think that this time will be the same as before, and as long as you work hard, nothing cannot be defeated. But time flies, and reality makes you more and more confused.

The older teacher has a lot of experience, and he has long asserted that there are high and low levels of talent, and most girls are not smart enough, and they can get good grades by studying hard and studying hard, but there is a limit to this goodness. Once the boy is sensible, he can catch up with a little effort.

There's only one "oh" word in your heart.

It turns out that most girls are as pathetic as you, and the only remaining unwillingness has finally disappeared.

The worst time you got on the exam, you stuffed less than half of the exam paper in your school bag, and you stopped on the way out of school, and you started to think: Can I stop being so pathetic.

When you walk out of the last examination room a few months later, you meet the infinite expectation of your parents, as if you are dazzled by the scorching summer sun, and calmly and slowly smile on the side of a similar road and say "Peking University is here", and the family hugs each other tightly. You don't want to be Ultraman, the hero of the universe, just be a little hero in the hearts of two people, and the unsightly and abrupt knuckle on the middle finger of your right hand is your only medal.