"What we lack most in China is technical talents. There have been many jobs added over the years, but most of those who come out of townships and rural areas do not have any professional skills in some aspects.

After coming to a big city, although it is okay to find a job, it is difficult to get a generous salary.

There is a shortage of technical workers, machine tool operations, and various designers in the factory, and almost all of them are short of them.

The central government is considering expanding the number of undergraduate enrollment in various universities recently, but in this way, the resources of those universities are not enough. After all, the number of schools is too small.

It would be great if there were more people like your grandfather. It is said that the teaching level of Xueshan University in Shanghai is very good, and almost everyone knows a foreign language.

A colleague visited at the beginning of this year and told us after he came back that he was scared.

After listening to a class, I found that the teaching method was completely different from other schools in China. The students had a lot of opinions on some things. After they came out of the school, they were all elites..."

Secretary Zhang broke the tranquility and spoke this sentence. The convoy was leaving the city and heading for Huawei's headquarters.

After leaving the city, I saw very few factories, and occasionally I could see the countryside, and the houses were quite dilapidated.

Han Xuan dared not underestimate these farmers. In the future, they will be the "second generation of demolition" that will make people jealous.

His hometown had more than 30 acres of land, and the old house was demolished and transferred to three houses in the city, with millions of cash.

So you know clearly how happy the residents around these big cities will be in the future. When the city expands, you can easily get money that many people can't make in their lives for several lifetimes.

It's just because they live in a good place, it doesn't matter their own efforts. No wonder so many people think that land acquisition compensation is unfair

There are green rice growing in the paddy fields, and it will take almost one month to harvest.

In the future, Pengcheng will become the first city in the country without rural areas and farmers. In this era, the surrounding land has not been developed yet and people are still planting it.

However, a lot of the land has been abandoned. I don’t know if it has been bought and prepared to build a factory, or if the farmers have gone to the city to work and have no time to take care of their own land.

Generally speaking, farmers do not make money by farming, they can only earn money.

Hainan farmers are happiest because they can plant rice for three seasons a year, which is also good in Guangdong Province, so they can plant it twice.

Compared with rice, wheat prices are slightly lower and the yield is lower than hybrid rice. Therefore, near the North China Plain, only one season of rice and one season of wheat are planted each year, and farmers have less income.

There are many typhoons in coastal areas, which will affect rice yields. In some years of severe disasters, they may lose all their money.

In comparison, although working is a little tired, they can earn more money. If they cannot work and farm, they will take care of both sides. Many people would rather discard the land and go to work in the city.

After the construction of Xueshan University, it has recruited two classes of students. The first batch of those who were admitted to the school are in their sophomore year. There are only more than 700 students in the school, but the number of teachers is nearly 100.

As the first university in China to be donated entirely by foreign capital, Xueshan University received special support from some policies at the request of his old man, such as independent enrollment policies and independent enrollment.

Many professors in the school invite teaching from world-renowned universities such as Yale, Stanford, Cambridge, and Xiangjiang Chinese.

Although they were not the best teachers when they were originally schools, being able to work in those schools and being noticed by the headhunter companies they found by the old man shows that their knowledge level is absolutely excellent.

Xueshan University pursues elite education. If you want to go there, you will not only look at the college entrance examination results, but each student will also be interviewed separately. You will only be admitted if you think it is suitable to enter the school. Some geniuses with specialties will also be admitted to the school by exception.

For example, a newspaper reported that there was a seven-year-old girl in Yangzhou who could teach herself the knowledge of junior and high school.

Immediately, someone from Xueshan University came to contact the other party's parents, hoping to take her away for teaching alone. After testing, his IQ was as high as 149.

China's cramming education is prone to burying geniuses. Logically speaking, the population is many times larger than that of the United States. The probability of a teenager with special talents in some aspects should be greater, but the fact is not the case.

For ordinary people, schools are a breeding ground for education, but for geniuses, they will ruin them.

In just two years, Xueshan University has found more than 20 young people with talent in some aspects. It is not that they will definitely become talented, but the chances of becoming talented among them are much higher than those of ordinary people...

Han Xuan replied to Secretary Zhang: "In my opinion, some junior colleges are more important than undergraduate schools.

At least this is true in cultivating professional talents. What is lacking in society now is not theories.

Cultivating a junior college student with specific skills requires far more energy than cultivating undergraduate students, and they can enter society faster.

It is better to be proficient in one vocation than to understand ten vocations, so I suggest you build more junior colleges, which also has low requirements for faculty.

If there is something to learn from, I can give you the specific construction methods of technical schools in Europe and the United States. The courses are similar to universities, but the courses are relatively single, mainly to allow people to master the ability to make a living."

Han Xuan went to university. Although it was not a very good school, it was also a real second-tier public school.

If it weren't for the social concept that had an inexplicable obsession with "university", which made this identity a little bit of status, it can be said that a lot of his time in his previous life was wasted.

It doesn’t mean that universities and degrees are useless, but that they are useless to some people.

What Chinese society needs the most are senior technical workers, and there are not so many undergraduates with rich theoretical knowledge.

This is also more in line with China's national conditions. A manufacturing power needs more technical workers.

But many people do not want to be workers. They want to use their education as little white-collar workers and civil servants. However, our country does not need so many white-collar workers and civil servants for the time being, which has led to the flood of undergraduate students.

In fact, the salary of many skilled workers is far higher than that of the white-collar workers in cities. The mainstream social concepts are slightly wrong and are still stuck in the era of "everything is inferior, but only studying is high". In the West, plumbers are considered middle-class, and blue-collar workers are not less income than white-collar workers.

Judging from the current comprehensive situation of shortage of employment personnel in China, rapid development of the market, and low average education level in the population, it is most suitable to set up junior colleges with less study time, so he made this suggestion.

Secretary Zhang and his friends had a meeting before, hoping to increase the number of universities. He graduated from Xiamen University, so he naturally valued college students more.

The college students were not the most scattered college students in the future. Those who could have undergraduate degrees in that era were all elites. The reason why he was able to take up his current position was that his academic qualifications were of great significance.

After hearing Han Xuan’s statement, Secretary Zhang became interested. He had never heard of it before. There were also colleges and science and technology schools in Europe and the United States.

Nowadays, many things are looking at the West, not admiring foreign countries.

The existing social system abroad has lasted for hundreds of years. What can be left behind have reasons for its existence. Learning from them can avoid many detours.

"If you can find information about technical colleges, please send me a copy.

It is indeed necessary to build a number of junior colleges. Take the welders I just saw as an example. The monthly salary you can get 1,000 yuan when you go to work, which is almost higher than my salary.

I am a vice governor, so I might as well translate..." (~^~)
Chapter completed!