Shaanxi University of Science and Technology and xi University of Technology are both famous institutions of higher learning in Shaanxi Province. The scores of the two universities are on the high side every year, which has delivered a large number of high-quality talents for all walks of life in China. However, the two schools had a dispute over the naming rights of subway stations. I don't think the two schools should compete for fame and gain. School staff should focus on cultivating talents and pass on more knowledge to children.

Although most schools think that fighting for the naming rights of subway stations can improve their influence, the teaching quality of some schools is so poor that this school has never been able to alleviate its reputation by other means. Every school should establish correct values to help children improve their lives and learn knowledge.

The purpose of competing for fame and profit among schools is to win students. Many students value the influence of the school more. For example, the publicity of a school is particularly strong, but the admission scores and teachers of this school are not strong, but students may choose this school. Except for a few powerful schools, most colleges and universities are looking for more ways to win students. For example, some schools will cooperate with high school teachers, who will let their children enter the corresponding exams, and schools can also get excellent students. This way is not conducive to the development of the whole industry, and improving the influence of the school is the key.

The naming right of subway stations is dispensable, but schools should convey correct concepts to children. I have always felt that the name of every subway station is very particular. It is not because the two schools compete with each other that the relevant departments will be named after one school. Although it is not excluded that some subway stations directly name a school because the subway station is close to the school, this phenomenon is very rare. Some schools compete for the naming rights of subway stations in order to compete for students, not to facilitate children's better travel. I always think that the naming right of subway stations is dispensable, but schools should not forget their work of teaching and educating people.

Generally speaking, I think proper competition between schools will promote the better development of schools, but the daily struggle for fame and profit is not conducive to the development of the whole school. What's more, the teaching environment and teaching quality of each school are different. Even if a school has the right to name the subway station, it can't improve the teaching quality, so students naturally won't take this school as their first choice. Ensuring the influence of the school, ensuring that children can acquire better knowledge and have broader development space is the mission of the school and what the school should do.