Because students in China have lived under the dual supervision of parents and teachers since childhood, they seldom have their own time. In their usual study and life, almost all of them are arranged by their parents. This situation leads many students to yearn for the free life of the university. After entering the university, they will choose to let go of themselves and spend most of their time playing mobile phones and computers.
Moreover, most colleges and universities in China treat students in a completely different way from students in the basic education stage. Students no longer have a class teacher who has long been in charge of themselves. Students probably don't know the teacher when they meet on the way after class, and they feel more and more restrained. Moreover, most students don't have a goal and plan in college, so even if they want to study, they are blind and don't know what to do.
Besides studying professional knowledge, college students must also learn many practical skills, because many students will enter the workplace after graduation. Therefore, universities should pay more attention to the cultivation of students' practical ability so that students can apply what they have learned to real life. In addition, universities should also strengthen the guidance to students, so that students can make reasonable goals and future career plans for themselves with knowledge of universities.