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I recall those days when the new area was first established; when the wind blew, sand filled the air and it became impossible to breathe. Looking at it now, with its shaded trees and streams over small bridges, it’s absolutely beautiful; I really miss it! Junior students, make the most of this time – you are fortunate! The world outside is wonderful; if one can acquire more knowledge on campus and broaden their knowledge base, it will definitely be useful in the future! Don’t limit yourself to just your own field! Wish everyone a bright future! Forwarded from a former classmate
It’s been over four years since I graduated, and I still haven’t gone back. Sigh, things aren’t going well for me, so I’m too embarrassed to go back!
Ah, if one had studied hard during those four years in college, it would be of great help for one’s current job. . .
I’ve only been there once; I really miss the old campus from back then.
The expert on the forum turns out to be an alumnus
Alumni who are still in school: I didn’t study hard enough when I was in school either; I’ve been self-studying ever since. I hope you will cherish the wonderful time at campus and learn as much as possible. I graduated and went into the chemical industry; when leaving school, I made sure to take with me the textbooks related to my major: Chemical Engineering Machinery, Principles of Chemical Engineering, Chemical Process Instruments, and Oil Refining Technology. . . . It’s been eight years since I graduated, and sometimes I look back.
I can’t go on with it. I’m self-studying for a bachelor’s degree, and I’m completely stuck on the exams – advanced mathematics and principles of chemical engineering! I can only find information online! Regarding issues in the chemical industry, we can exchange ideas on the forum! Communicate with others and improve together! You are the senior