I believe that many people have worked hard in high school for three years, and taking the college entrance examination is to be admitted to a prestigious school. Tsinghua and Peking University are both top universities in China, which many people dream of. After three years of hard work, if we can squeeze into Tsinghua Peking University, we will be as happy as making headlines. But is it comfortable to go to college? Will it be safe? If you think that you can have fun and do whatever you want when you go to college, you won't get a college diploma in the end.

Just a few days ago, it was reported in the news that Tsinghua expelled two doctoral students. When the announcement came out, everyone was shocked. Was admitted to Tsinghua and dropped out? And a doctoral student! What a shock! I thought it was my degree, but it just flew away. The reason turned out to be that the school could not contact two students within two weeks, so it had to make an announcement and did not see such instructions as asking for leave. Two weeks in a row, nearly half a month without leave, too much. It is not only irresponsible to oneself, but also contempt for the school. If you go out into society, take part in work, or even at home, you often leave without saying goodbye like this, what impact will it have?

Coincidentally, students who do not take time off will be dropped out of school, absent from school, fail in exams, and get no credits. Will also be expelled from school. As mentioned above, being admitted to a university does not mean that you can easily lie in the dormitory and play games from now on, and you can't fool around day by day. Being admitted to a university is only the first step in life, and there is still a long way to go. How can the first level be defeated by laziness?

Tsinghua and Peking University are the symbols of China University. Those who ignore school rules, are lazy, don't make progress and don't make plans for their lives will be eliminated. Persuading is only the most basic operation, only a setback in the university, and also a vivid lesson given by the school.