In the eyes of parents, college students are a group of adults who have left the high school campus and are about to enter a larger social circle. After graduating from college, I changed from a student to a self-reliant adult. Slowly, we began to ask ourselves not to ask our parents for money, how much money to give our parents every month, what to buy for our family and so on. In the eyes of the company, college students are a group of obedient and cheap labor. Fresh graduates start their first jobs, and most people care about their growth in the workplace. However, other colleagues in the department will not go easy on you just because you have just graduated and have no experience. They will give you all kinds of work content, but when the deadline comes, they will ask you to produce results, whether you are competent or not. Growth is often powerless. In the eyes of society, college students are fresh blood, and they will create the world with their own ideas, but often most college students have only one acre and three points in front of them.