Every college student has to go through a process after graduation, that is, graduation thesis defense. The preparation of graduation thesis usually begins in the first half year of graduation, and both the format and the content are very demanding. It takes a long time to prepare, and then the minimum requirement is that you can have a clear understanding of your thesis, let alone these. No matter what questions the interviewer asks you, you can answer them clearly and accurately. If you don't work hard enough on this oral expression during the interview, or the interviewer is not satisfied with your performance, then the paper will be rejected, and you need to attend the second defense, which will waste some time. There are many interesting phenomena in the paper scene, that is, these interviewers will ask all kinds of strange questions. Maybe you didn't think of these questions, but the interviewer asked questions you didn't think of. If you are prepared in advance, what else can you ask for? For example, you are doing an economic situation analysis. For example, if you are an economics graduate, and then you are doing an analysis survey of market profit rate, then the interviewer may ask you where the idea of this market profit rate survey came from, and then how did you get the data during the survey? Why did you think of writing this thing? There are many strange questions at the defense site. It's interesting to visit the scene of postgraduate defense when you have time and conditions.