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This lies in your post-graduation planning, if you are interested in academics, it is best to specialize in professional knowledge, I personally think that if you are energetic, you can be broad, if you are in the work, professional knowledge is only a necessary tool, blindly put the professional in the first place will basically affect the development of the career, erudition is especially important at this time, a lot of professional knowledge can be shared, can be integrated and used in the work just depends on the breadth of personal knowledge.

Fools think that it is good to be broad. Because knowledge can not be refined, but it cannot be unlearned. After employment, no one knows which cloud has rain, that is, which knowledge is useful! Moreover, employment is not necessarily your own corresponding major, but also other professional knowledge!

Of course, it's good to be broad, but you can't give up your specialization, and it's better to know more things on the basis of your expertise.

It's a hard question.

In fact, some majors, if you only learn the knowledge of your major, you are likely to not find a job when you are employed, such as history majors, who are trained in how to conduct academic research in school, but when you go to society, as soon as you hear that you are studying history, you will immediately ask you to tell historical stories, and now there are not so many research units that need history students. If students of these majors do not learn something else, it will be difficult for them to gain a foothold in society in the future. Therefore, I think that for the sake of my future livelihood, it is better to learn more things, and I don't have to be overwhelmed by art.

Even if it is not for this utilitarian consideration, you can start from the perspective of satisfying your personal extracurricular hobbies, and appropriately dabble in other categories of things, so that you will always have a useful day in work and life in the future.

However, professional learning is also important. Ignoring the major for the sake of interest is a bit of putting the cart before the horse.

It depends. If you are in science and engineering, it is better to specialize, and if you are in liberal arts, you must be broad.

I've never seen a student studying law doing management or working as a secretary, but I've never seen a student studying applied chemistry doing civil engineering, right?

Good specialization. Bite off more than you can chew.

What's the use of you if you do whatever you say upstairs? Anything is nothing.

If you specialize, you may find a job as mentioned upstairs!

Personal opinion.

It's good for both.

There are specialized. There is also wide.

Guanghao. After all, university majors are also departments.

Each has its own advantages and its own disadvantages.

I always say to me in my university exams, you have to find your hobbies, and then work hard, persevere, and keep improving, but you have to keep the other subjects unsuccessful. This fosters core competencies. Don't think that you only have to learn one subject, or you have to learn the basics of the open class of high mathematics or something.

I regret that I didn't study hard, and now I've graduated.

Qian Xuesen is an aerodynamicist, the founder of China's manned spaceflight, and can be said to be a very specialized scientific expert, but he is both liberal arts and sciences, prefers **, can play the piano, can be called a science and art.

Mathematician Professor Su Buqing is both a scientist and a poet, who studied poetry at the age of 13 and wrote nearly 1,000 poems in his lifetime.

Qian Zhongshu, well-read and focused on literature, wrote "The Siege".

Intensify study, grasp the center, rather concentrate than miscellaneous, rather specialize than more. —*** "*** Anthology".

Reading is also like mining a mine, "panning for gold in the sand". What is important to Zhao Shuli is not the quantity of knowledge, but the quality of knowledge, some people know a lot, but they don't know the most useful things. — Leo Tolstoy.

Look for what leads you to the depths of the books you read, and throw away everything else, that is, get rid of everything that overburdens the mind and lures you away from the point. — Albert Einstein.

When you play WOW, you think about all the talents, and you are broad.

If you want to pursue DPS, then you have a specialization. Above.

"Bo" and "specialized" rambling.

Lu Xun advocated "flipping through the pages at will", and advocated that those who study literature may wish to read more things in natural science, which is indeed a good word for those who are engaged in literature. Generally speaking, if you try to become a generation of writers by reading only literature, I am afraid that it is delusional. If you only study physics and want to become a master of physics like Albert Einstein, I'm afraid it will be in vain.

If you want to be specialized, you must first be knowledgeable.

The ancients admired generalists who were proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, and even pure painters had to know poetry, calligraphy, painting and printing. Zheng Banqiao's specialty is painting bamboo, which can be said to be his specialty. In fact, he can not only compose poems, but also write articles, splashing ink and painting lifelike, and his good handwriting is even more amazing as a masterpiece in the book.

If it's not his breadth, how can he be good at it? "Guang" will certainly divide its energy, but "Guang" can be able to use different skills and achieve high quality. "Thick accumulation and thin hair, broad view and appointment" is to emphasize the specialization on the basis of breadth.

Guangbo is the foundation of a high-rise building, and it must be thick and abundant.

Tao Yuanming's "good reading does not seek to understand" may mean that the browsing scope should be wide, but if you just blindly read extensively, blindly scribble, and do not seek to understand, I am afraid that you will also go to the other extreme. The waves of the sea are rough enough, but they can generally only float and float, not penetrate the rocks. "Dripping Water Piercing Stones" or "Dropping Stone Piercing" shows the power of specialization.

The small droplets are single-minded, and each drop is directed in the same direction and focuses on the same point; In addition, the small droplets are persistent, and in the long years, the aim will never stop. Therefore, those who succeed not only need to have extensive knowledge, but also have a specialized goal and a single-minded spirit.

Being a man should be like the sea, a little wider. Making friends allows you to get different inspirations from different people and accept the collision of ideas. A little broaderness can make you appear deep, open-minded, and open-minded, and a big belly can accommodate the things of the world.

A wider life, the more flexibility and room for flexibility in life.

However, to achieve a career, you should also be as dedicated as a drop of water. Pay attention to the appointment after extensive collection, even if it is the opinion of your best friend, you have to go rough and fine. Don't be easily suspicious of your direction of specialization.

Dig deep into the earth's crust like a drill bit in an oil well and speed up your life's work.

The future society needs specialists and generalists. Learn less than single, and learn more than greedy. Be good and specialized, you will have a great career and a beautiful life.

Famous Teacher's Comments] This is a masterpiece of debate and reasoning. Paragraphs 1 and 2 deal with the importance and necessity of broadness, while paragraph 3 turns to specialization. Although the fourth and fifth paragraphs are still the first to be professional and then specialized, the angle has changed, mainly emphasizing that making friends should be wide and professional for the industry.

In the last paragraph, from the perspective of "the future", it is discussed that both specialists and generalists are needed by society. It is pointed out that "less learning is not single, and strong learning is not greedy", which is very pertinent. The language of the article is concise, the writing is sophisticated, and there is no lack of cautionary words.

The purpose of the establishment of universities by the state is to cultivate high-quality talents, and more importantly, to enable college students to graduate well and be able to find employment smoothly, and the talents needed by the current Chinese market and even the world market. Generalists are needed but not necessarily many, so college students do specialists.

Be a generalist, because in the current severe employment situation, comprehensive is the most popular.

It's good to be a generalist.

1. Taking Newton as an example, Newton's research on physics encountered a bottleneck, and he made progress in studying mathematics that is common with physics.

2. Each field seems to be unrelated, but it is interconnected, and if it is stuck in one aspect, there will be no great achievements in this aspect.

1. First determine which one your argument is.

2. Identify the weak points of the opponent's argument.

3. Collect more examples.

4. Understand the weaknesses of your arguments and do a good job of defense.

5. Know yourself and know your opponent.

How to say it, this is a very complex problem, it is difficult to be a specialist, it is even more difficult to be a generalist, many aspects of society are divided into labor, there are many things that do not need to be known at all, broadly speaking, people's ability and time are very limited, it is much better to specialize in one side and be fine than to know one, Zhuge Liang is a god like Zhuge Liang is to manage everything and die of exhaustion, France did not ask for the popularization of the high school system, and the economy is not still very strong.

Aren't all universities already having majors?

I can't figure out my professional things, but I still have talents.

How many college students can get started after graduating from the workplace?

What you learn in school and what you use in work are basically two different things.

Don't talk about generalists, let's see how you can become a talent.

I'm your opponent too! I'm the captain of the square, and I suggest you make up for it here! It doesn't make sense.

??? of the College of Urban Science and Technology, Chongqing University Zheng Haitao's students?? ~

We'll see, we'll see tomorrow.

I'm also your adversary ......

Well, in the debate competition, everything is a floating cloud.

This is also asked, obviously you can't win haha.

If you haven't compared, how do you know that you can't win.