We hope to train students to have the following 10 qualities, of which the first five are practical skills and the last five are abstract skills. They are:
1. Solid professional knowledge-in-depth understanding of a subject.
2. Mastering the ability of mathematical analysis-this is an indispensable skill today.
3. Multilingual ability-this is one of the basic elements of international talents.
4. Focus-You can focus on a book or listen to a speech carefully.
5. Cultural effectiveness-When working with people from different cultural backgrounds, the most effective progress can be made.
6. Logical ability-the ability to critically look at yourself and others' ideas.
7. Curiosity-the desire to experience and understand new things.
8. Empathy-being able to understand the feelings and thoughts of others.
9. Comprehensive ability-being able to accept two opposing opinions at the same time, instead of rushing to judge who is right and who is wrong.
10. Creativity-not just imitating others, but being able to join your own thoughts.
Of these 10 abilities, the first four can be cultivated through reading, listening to lectures, self-study and testing, and the last six must be trained and improved through other methods outside the classroom. An excellent university should have a system to help students cultivate these 10 skills, and talents with these comprehensive qualities will definitely have an impact on the world.