1, Phi Beta Kappa is a bridge and framework between top American higher education institutions and students, encouraging and commending undergraduates' outstanding achievements in various fields, academic research and humanities. Today, Phi Beta Kappa has expanded to more than 270 universities and colleges, including Harvard University, Yale University, Princeton University and Stanford University. One of the famous Ivy League schools, the number of winners has exceeded 700,000.

2.Phi Beta Kappa requires students to achieve excellent results, especially in arts and sciences, and at the same time requires students to show outstanding contributions in ideology, humanities and social sciences. They must show academic independence and innovation and have a deep understanding of the problems they study. The final selected students will be awarded the key to Phi Beta Kappa, which is one of the highest academic honors for undergraduates in American universities.

3.Phi Beta Kappa honor not only represents outstanding academic achievements, but also reflects students' strong desire and sense of responsibility to create, promote and change the world. It is a proof of students' idealism and talent, and also a symbol of the quality of university education.

PBK means:

Phi Beta Kappa (φ BK) is one of the oldest and most prestigious academic honorary associations in the United States. It was founded in 1776, and its name comes from the Greek words "philosophy" and "biou kubernetes", which means "steering with philosophical wisdom". The symbol of Phi Beta Kappa is a well-defined square with letters "φ", "B" and "κ" in it, which symbolizes the light of free love, free travel and vigilance.