It has always been the tradition of the school to reward students who study well. Some schools will reward these students with scholarships and certificates, but in a university in China, the prizes given to students are very special. The prizes awarded by this school to outstanding students are one person and two Jin of pork, as well as various vegetables and foods, which are unique among major universities in the country and naturally attract the attention of many netizens; Moreover, many netizens agree with the awards of this university, and think that the awards of pork and various vegetables are more unpretentious than those of money, which will not make students have the psychology of comparing.

It is excellent for schools to reward students with pork.

Although many schools will still reward students with scholarships or various notices, such rewards will also make other students have a comparison mentality with the award-winning students; For example, there have been cases where students envy students who get scholarships and fight with them, so the practice of rewarding students with pork in this school is very excellent; At the same time, students' study goal should be for themselves, not to get scholarships provided by the school, which can also enable many students to correctly establish their own study habits and pursuits.

Other schools can learn from this practice.

With the increasing popularity of material culture, the way to reward students for studying well has also become scholarships and various financial rewards. For example, schools and families reward students with a lot of money, which makes students study more purposefully, resulting in many students studying well, but their moral character is corrupt; Therefore, I hope other schools can learn from this practice and use some other incentives to reward students who study well. Only in this way will there be more students with excellent moral character and excellent study, and society will provide more outstanding talents. This is also the original intention of colleges and universities.