In Chinese, no matter what the "head" of a school is, it is called "principal", but in English, the title of "principal" is different. The headmaster of a school is usually called the headmaster in American English, the head teacher in British English and the headmaster in the past. The president of a university is called the president. But Chanel in British universities is a virtual title, which can be translated as "honorary president". The real president is the vice president.

For example, look at the following example.

"President" obviously refers to the president of a university and should be translated into the president of a university.

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I often hear some university presidents say that "I treat students as my own children", which is well-intentioned. He really played the role of a loving mother in strict father: students are not allowed to walk in school in slippers and are not allowed to be late for class. They should sit still at the weekly meeting, sleep for 8 hours, take a shower before turning off the lights, get up at 6 am to do exercises, talk with food in their mouths, and go to class without wearing shorts in summer. Watching movies is harmful to their studies, watching TV is harmful to their eyes, washing their hands before eating, and so on.

I often hear university presidents say "I treat students like my own children", and their voices are full of fatherly love. In fact, like strict but loving parents, they tell students that they are not allowed to walk around campus in slippers, that they should not be late for class, that they should not talk with food in their mouths, that they should not wear shorts in the classroom in summer, that they must sit up straight and be serious in the weekly meeting, that they should sleep for at least eight hours, that they must use up the shower and bathroom before turning off the lights in the dormitory, and that everyone must get up at six o'clock in the morning to do morning exercises. Frequent watching movies will affect them.