1 . In response to the rumor that “80% of Tsinghua graduates go abroad”, Tsinghua University clearly stated: “NO!”
Data show that the proportion of 2023 graduates of Tsinghua University going abroad for further study is 8.0%. Among them, the proportion of undergraduate students (本科生) studying abroad is 15.6%, and the proportion of undergraduate students studying in China is 65.2%. The proportion of master students (研究生) going abroad for further study is 5.9%. The proportion of domestic advanced education was 6.9%. In addition, according to the “Tsinghua People” mini-program registration information of Tsinghua Alumni Association, most of the alumni (校友) who have studied abroad in the past 20 years have returned to work after completing their studies and play a backbone in all walks of life.
What industries do Tsinghua graduates go into? According to the statistics of Tsinghua University, 83.0% of the graduates of 2023 are employed in key units in important fields related to the national economy and people’s livelihood, covering many important industries such as national defense science and technology, manufacturing and energy industries, information communication and Internet, public administration and service institutions of higher learning and research institutes.
Where do Tsinghua graduates go? According to statistics provided by Tsinghua University, 53.8 percent of its 2023 graduates are employed outside Beijing. In the past 10 years, most graduates of Tsinghua University have gone to work outside Beijing, and the number of employment in the national defense and military industry and the western region has continued to rise.
The university also announced the most employable employers for the class of 2023. Among them, the top two state-owned enterprises are China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and State Grid Corporation, and the top two private enterprises are Huawei and BYD.
1. What percentage of Tsinghua undergraduate students studying abroad in 2023?| A．8.0%. | B．65.2%. | C．5.9%. | D．15.6%. |
| A．An international school. | B．An application. |
| C．A charity organization. | D．A private enterprises. |
| A．Internet and energy industries. |
| B．Tea trade and public administration. |
| C．Gardening technology and national defense. |
| D．Pet rescuing and information communication. |
| A．List data. | B．Give examples. | C．Make comparisons. | D．classify facts. |
In the rich and diverse Chinese traditional culture, hairpins (发簪), or “fazan” in Mandarin, stand out as elegant
Hairpins in ancient China were not
In the past several years, amidst the fast-paced life of technology and globalization, a growing number of young Chinese
Modern designers are also breathing new life into the traditional hairpin, mixing ancient designs with contemporary aesthetics to appeal
3 . Born in 1990, a wheelchair has been part of Zhao Hongcheng’s life since she was one year old due to poliomyelitis (小儿麻痹症) . And now, as a video content creator who has over 84, 000 followers on the video-sharing platform Bilibili, Zhao wants to be a bridge between the disabled and the rest of society.
“I made my first video in 2019,” Zhao says. “My original purpose was to find a way to reduce my emotional stress. I always met inconvenience caused by my wheelchair when going out, which made me feel sad. I barely had any disabled friends, so I had no one to talk to. I felt quite lonely,” Zhao explains.
Her first vlog was about a trip to Guangzhou with friends. The video was viewed more than 2, 000 times on the first day. “This made me feel that there were many things worth sharing in my life,” she explains. Since then, that first video has been viewed over 48, 000 times. Her fourth video, displaying how she got to work in a wheelchair, made her even more popular. The video has received more than 300, 000 views on Bilibili.
“One of the great things about being a content creator is that I feel like I have the opportunity of talking about the real difficulties and pains that a disabled person faces,” Zhao says.
1. What’s the purpose of Zhao’s first video?| A．To make a living. | B．To reduce her emotional stress. |
| C．To be popular. | D．To practice film skills. |
| A．The problems the disabled face. | B．The difficulties of making a video. |
| C．The popularity of Zhao’s videos. | D．The four videos Zhao made. |
| A．Receiving more views. | B．Being successful on Bilibili. |
| C．Sharing stories from the disabled. | D．Encouraging the disabled to be content creators. |
| A．A Positive Disabled Influencer | B．A lonely Day of the Disabled |
| C．A Popular Content Creator | D．A Caring Community for the Disabled |
4 . It's amazing how friendships can blossom in such a short time. I met Julia in December, but we have been
This morning when she
A short time later, she came to my
That's what best friends are! They don't
| A．unstable | B．independent | C．inseparable | D．unfriendly |
| A．awkward | B．necessary | C．convenient | D．dangerous |
| A．glance | B．distance | C．length | D．interval |
| A．rang | B．met | C．accompanied | D．missed |
| A．money | B．energy | C．ability | D．courage |
| A．satisfaction | B．insecurity | C．excitement | D．depression |
| A．wealthier | B．easier | C．worse | D．stranger |
| A．solution | B．condition | C．opinion | D．option |
| A．grocery | B．house | C．office | D．school |
| A．bought | B．ordered | C．placed | D．fixed |
| A．shy | B．sympathetic | C．happy | D．regretful |
| A．comfort | B．hug | C．see | D．praise |
| A．put up with | B．run out of | C．depend on | D．care about |
| A．bring | B．win | C．pay | D．send |
| A．Citizenships | B．Scholarships | C．Relationships | D．Friendships |
