Universities should have walls What can you say to frustrate the other party?

Which side are you from?

Negative example: Nowadays, many universities spend a lot of money to build gates (find examples), but in fact, who are they built for? It's the face of the leader.

The essence of the spirit of the university, the purpose of the university. If you're a liberal arts student or debate veteran, it's easy.

If you can't find a job after graduating from college, graduating is equal to being unemployed.

At its core, the current state of Chinese universities requires the demolition of walls. The practical significance of this topic lies in the fact that the visible and invisible walls of Chinese universities limit the development of college students.

As for the academic freedom of professors, it can be used as an example.

There are still questions you can ask me.

Why is it said that one more school means one less prison? Because the school is surrounded by the same as the prison. You want to be in prison!

How can you distinguish a university from a society outside a university without walls?

The walls of the university enclose the non-university people's desire for knowledge.

The wall of the university is the cage of knowledge, enclosing the road of the pursuit of new things, but although you block this road, college students will still find another way in the right place, you know, there is no road in the world, the road is stepped on with the feet, today's wall is the soil under the feet of tomorrow's students, the sea is wide to make the fish jump freely, if the sky is also surrounded by the wall, I don't know how the birds should fly?

Positive arguments. 1。Academics know no borders, and universities should not have walls.

2。The spirit is free, and universities should not be walled.

3。The sea is tolerant of all rivers, and the old is accepted by the new, and the university should not have walls.

Counter-arguments. 1。The Great Wall was the most majestic enclosure that hindered China's development, and eventually the Manchus fell behind.

2。The Forbidden City was walled, and as a result, it became a lifeless museum.

Expound. College students should be active, base themselves on the school, look at the society, and should not be shackled mentally by the material barrier of the wall.

Fall down and kill you!!

Aren't you going to die?

If you smashed it, it is estimated that even the judges will be absolutely there

It's okay to have a wall.

It's best to expand the school gate a little by the way.

It's as big as a wall.

It's not just the scenery on campus that surrounds you!

It also surrounded the hearts of the students!

Wall? Please look at the people in "The Siege", if you are mentally trapped, you might as well stab them directly with a knife.

Is college public?

If so, you don't need a fence!

It shows that the university is a relatively free and relaxed place, and many things are not too constrained, and most of them are done on their own. In college, there are exam rooms everywhere, and life is full of exam questions, and you need to be self-taught, and you need to look at your own self-learning ability.

The core of building a "university without walls" is certainly not the absence of physical walls. It is important to let the campus exist in the community without physical walls, and it is important to fully share the resources between the campus and the community, and more importantly, to break down the conceptual walls and institutional barriers. For example, within a school, there is no physical wall between colleges.

However, there are walls and barriers to cooperation between colleges, between disciplines, and between different majors in the same discipline.

In recent years, the state has promoted the establishment of innovation platforms and the construction of interdisciplinary universities in universities, all of which aim to integrate resources and strengthen innovation cooperation. However, these top-down projects have become resources and funds in the eyes of some people when they are implemented, so when they first apply for projects and formulate plans, all partners are "working together with one heart and one mind".

And once the project is in hand, it will be "in the same bed, different dreams". To this end, to build a "university without walls" and truly realize the integration of industry and education, and the integration of "campuses, parks, and communities", it is necessary to deepen governance reform and improve modern governance capabilities.