I am a freshman in 2009 at the University of Macau. I don't know much about Huanong, but many people around me who haven't reached the key line can also study in Huanong through supplementary recording. It can be said that at least in Guangdong, Huanong recruits students who are slightly above the key line. For the University of Macau, the Guangdong Science Project Line is 6 1 1. Many students recruited in the mainland have not been admitted to famous schools in Hong Kong. I think the strength of students who dare to sprint to famous schools in Hong Kong should not be underestimated. The opportunities for foreign exchange of the University of Macau are incomparable to those of mainland schools, but the relative study and living expenses will be relatively high, about 70,000 yuan a year. As for dreams, I personally think that we should have an ideal platform before pursuing them. I don't mean to discriminate against Huanong, but if family conditions permit, the University of Macau may be more suitable as an ideal development platform for pursuing dreams and may be more in line with social trends. There is a Macau University of Science and Technology in Macau, with poor students. Many mainlanders easily confuse the two, resulting in unnecessary prejudice against the University of Macau. Scores can't tell everything, but at least they can tell something. It is an indisputable fact that the threshold of the University of Macau is higher than that of Huanong.