Although giving students pork as a scholarship in a university has caused widespread heated discussion, I personally think that giving pork as a scholarship is not very desirable compared with cash rewards, and it is more practical to use discovery money as a reward. I hold this view, not because I am too utilitarian. I also know very well that the real significance of scholarships is to better motivate students to achieve good academic performance and form a positive learning atmosphere among students, but we should also consider that for these students, most of them are from other places. If pork is given to students as a scholarship, it will be inconvenient for students to take it home for the New Year. With so much luggage to take back, the storage of pork is also a difficult thing. It may not have been brought home with these pork, which has gone bad. If these students are given cash rewards, even if they want their families to share the happiness of getting scholarships, they can go home and buy pork to share with their families. For many students, they may be more eager to get these scholarships, buy their own useful books, further improve their academic performance and further enrich their knowledge. Therefore, I personally think that it is more practical for those excellent students to reward them with cash. Giving pork as a scholarship makes me feel a little grandstanding, except.