Opening ceremony of $ term; ; Celebration is a grand ceremony held at the beginning of the new semester. Set up a stage for students to show themselves. The opening ceremony of each semester is to summarize the achievements of last semester, review last semester, start the work of this semester and start a new semester.
The earliest opening ceremony
Oxford University is the oldest university in Britain. This campus with a history of more than 800 years will retain many long-standing traditions by 2020, the most famous of which is the entrance ceremony for freshmen. Freshmen at Oxford University will be asked to buy a suit called Sub Fusc when they first enter the campus, including a dark suit or coat, a white shirt, black shoes, a student hat and a black robe.
Among them, boys should wear white bow ties and girls should wear black bow ties. This suit is required for important occasions, such as the opening ceremony and graduation ceremony, as well as important activities of exams and departments.
The opening ceremony dates back to the Middle Ages. At that time, college students often clashed with the residents of their town. In order to protect students, the school requires students to register uniformly, which is convenient for management. /kloc-In the 6th century, the entrance ceremony became a fixed ceremony of Oxford University.
On the first day of school, freshmen put on the required clothes and entered the Sheldon Theatre, known as the "Oxford Temple", to listen to the vice principal's lecture. As a tradition, the vice-chancellor usually speaks a paragraph of Latin to confirm that all freshmen become full members of Oxford University and abide by the rules and regulations of the school, and then gives a welcome speech to the freshmen in English.
Zhou Yufeng, a China student studying at Oxford University, told this reporter that the students at the ceremony were taught to explore the truth like Oxford students in previous dynasties, which made him deeply feel that Oxford University brought honor to freshmen in a way that respected tradition.