For the past few years, several Internet buzzwords (流行语) have gone popular, “ 【小题1】 (hero) in harm’s way, “lying flat”, “nei juan” 【小题2】 (include). Once 【小题3】 ambassador to the United States told a personal story to explain why the government introduced a policy to deal with nei juan, or “involution”, a buzzword 【小题4】 (mean) irrational(非理性的) or involuntary competition, which makes people feel burned out.

“I still remember some 10 years ago, my weekends 【小题5】 (spend) rushing my kid from one training school to another, and the courses he took ranged from math to physics,” he said. And after a whole day of classes, a tutor came to his home in the evening. When the tutoring session finished, he himself still had to help his son 【小题6】 his composition homework.

Such a phenomenon is very common in our 【小题7】 (compete) society. Many parents are extremely afraid that their children will get off to a slow start, so they would rather do 【小题8】 they can to ensure that their children can have a good education, which unavoidably results in a great 【小题9】 (vary) of online or offline tutoring classes. What’s worse, it really discourages parents and children that the effort they have paid does little 【小题10】 (help) children win an edge over others.

Last week, a survey【小题1】(carry) out by a website about the common view on students who graduate 【小题2】 Peking University. Only 28% of the 【小题3】(interview) companies think that they are satisfied with the graduates from Peking University. The graduates in their companies have a wide range of 【小题4】(know) and they learn things very quickly and easily. 【小题5】, most of the companies don’t think【小题6】 (high) of graduates from Peking University. In their eyes, the graduates always stick 【小题7】 their own opinions and lack the teamwork spirit. Besides, they may not be satisfied with their jobs even with big companies, and they usually have many【小题8】 (complain). As a result, 34% of the companies insist that it is not necessary【小题9】 (employ) graduates from Peking University.

In brief, society and even the students themselves expect too much from graduates from Peking University. That’s 【小题10】 a graduate claims that he himself is rubbish.

Chinese lovebirds flood to register marriages on Tuesday, February 22, 2022, 【小题1】 translates into a very unique number “20220222” that many felt is unique and memorable. Also 【小题2】Chinese, the number “2” sounds like “love” . Many Chinese in Zhengzhou 【小题3】 (report) to have come to the local marriage registration center to line up a day earlier. Some even hired other people 【小题4】 (stand) in line for them.

A man said he 【小题5】 (come) on Monday at 5 pm only to see that there were already many people there. 【小题6】 total of 4, 718 couples reserved for marriage registration on that day. Beijing authority also said that they would prolong (延长) service time and would not get off work until 【小题7】 (finish) registration for these couples.

Marriage 【小题8】 (reserve) in Chengdu in Southwest China’s Sichuan province has also been fully booked. In response, local marriage registration 【小题9】 (center) prolonged their service time on that day so that people can come【小题10】 (direct) to the site to register even though they do not have reservation.