What did you understand after finishing your graduate school and doctoral studies?

I understand that there is nothing difficult in the world, but I am afraid of those who have a heart. As long as you work hard, then you will be rewarded accordingly. And as long as you pursue something, then your dream will eventually come true.

Then go to graduate school, or study for a doctorate, you do understand a lot of truths, for example, the richer your knowledge, the more things you know, and the level at which you see things is completely different.

Cherish the four years of college and cherish the last classmates and siblings of your student career. They may come from all over the world and may no longer be in touch after graduation, but the four-year classmates in college must not be stiff, and they can reconcile before graduation. People leave a glimmer of heaven and see each other in the future.

The class of the graduate student and the class of the doctor's degree are polite and harmonious on the surface, but it is also because they don't have fun together or smile bitterly, so it's hard to dig out their hearts.

In college, clubs, and love are not compulsory courses. College students are also students, and their professional accomplishment comes first. Don't study for four years in your major, and you can't say a word when people ask you questions.

Don't pile up professional course tasks, and then rush to work in the middle of the deadline or the last week of the deadline. There are at least one or two subjects in a semester, try to take them seriously, try to find materials, or walk more in the laboratory to be patient, don't copy when writing reports or writing **, write your own if you want to, you will gain something.

College is the final transition from the student stage to society. Academic performance is important, and it is also important to learn how to relate to teachers and counselors. Undergraduate background is important. If you don't get into a good school in the third year of high school, even if you get a doctorate, you will still be dragged down by the undergraduate.

In addition to their own coursework requirements, it is recommended to read at least one other professional book every month, which can be a major or a nearby or interdisciplinary major. Because a lot of things you don't understand in your major have actually been solved by someone a long time ago, and many of the new discoveries you thought you made might have been proposed hundreds of years earlier. Reading an extra book a month will definitely give you a lot of gain in four years of college.

As for how to find books and which books are good, you can ask a professional teacher for advice.

When I was in graduate school, the research group had a strict time assessment, Monday to Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., and on Sunday, it would still imply that you should spend your time on scientific research. Even other teams in our college use fingerprint punching, facial recognition, etc., and subsidies will be deducted if they arrive late and leave early, and they even have to postpone graduation if they arrive late and leave early many times.

The college entrance examination is really important, if you don't go abroad in high school or undergraduate. Don't believe the nonsense that the college entrance examination is not the only way out. If you don't even take the college entrance examination, then you have to be prepared to pass the third year of high school every day for four years of college.

When you get the admission notice, you have to plan what you want to do after graduation. 985,211 undergraduates are eligible to stay up late to play games, skip class or even retake, and other ordinary undergraduate students had better not have a record of failing the course and get a few more scholarships at the same time.

Some of the students who went to graduate school were admitted because they were sent to graduate school, and some of them had to go to graduate school because they couldn't find a job. The best students tend not to go on to graduate school.

Studying for a PhD and doing scientific research is a way of life, and those who are not suitable should choose carefully. Although there are many fewer campus relationships between graduate students and doctoral students than in undergraduates, there are many more people who can get together in the end than undergraduates.

In fact, after reading these two degrees, I feel that it is still very useful to enter the society and my academic qualifications, after all, it is very easy to find a job.

I think I understood: "Reading also requires talent, and not everyone is suitable for reading".

The more books you read, the more stupid people become, and the single ones are left with us postdocs.

Family background, place of birth, vision, and educational resources are really important.

As long as 50 billion arrives, it is the university's business that the university can't get down!!