Wei Liang brothers cherish knowledge and friends, and are full of ardent expectations for the future of young people. His success is inseparable from the education and training of teachers in his alma mater, the accumulation of knowledge and wealth, and the help of friends. He is obsessed with his alma mater and often goes back to school to communicate with radio enthusiasts. His company is also a base for students' innovative practice. He also donated his precious radio, which he had collected for many years and regarded as a part of his life, to his alma mater, and established the only electronic museum in China University.

Radio influenced several generations in the last century, and it witnessed the development history of electronic technology. Abroad, I have visited many radio museums established by radio enthusiasts. In my home, office and factory, I have bought radios all over the world for many years. In 2006, with the support of leaders at all levels of South China University of Technology, the Radio and Electronics Museum of South China University of Technology was built. I thank my alma mater for making my dream of building a radio museum come true!

Once in a lecture, a student asked me: Is it more important for college students to find the first pot of gold after graduation or to continue their studies? I replied to him: "cash is wealth, knowledge is wealth, and it is your business to choose which kind of wealth." But cash will depreciate and knowledge will grow. "For me, the wealth of knowledge is the most important thing, and it will always belong to you.

One can't rely on oneself alone. On the road of life, the good friends and "awesome people" you make have a great influence on you. What impressed me most about college life is that everyone in our class is so awesome and United. I have been fascinated by DIY since I was a child. Before I went to college, I thought I was awesome, but I didn't know there were many people who were better than me until South China University of Technology, so I had to honestly worship them as teachers. Because of my modesty, the masters taught me everything he knew seriously. Now I feel more: it's not how smart I am, but that all my friends are smart. I admire Excellence, I admire Excellence, I like to be with the best people, and every few years, I always meet some high-quality new friends. Over the years, I have accumulated so much wisdom, which far exceeds my personal intelligence and ability. It is these friends who have made me who I am today.

Some people say that our generation is the first batch of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination, with the aura of favored children, and there are more opportunities after graduation than the current college students. But I don't think so. During the ten years of the Cultural Revolution, we didn't have the opportunity. Only after experiencing it will we cherish our college time so much. After graduating from college and stepping into the society, our idea is very simple, that is, to do the work step by step. Nowadays, college students grow up in a good and stable era. Learning conditions are good, the stage is bigger, opportunities are more, and outstanding talents come forth in large numbers. Of course, the competition will be more intense. However, in any era, opportunities are only reserved for those who are prepared.