This book is the essence of a weekly diary written by Teacher Liang Qin of Shanghai Jiao Tong University to accompany students as they grow up and answer students' questions. It includes five sections: college adaptation, study planning, interpersonal communication, psychology and emotions, and ideals and beliefs. It focuses on the troubles and confusions that contemporary college students encounter in campus life and focuses on the three core issues of how to truly enter college, how to survive college, and how to plan for life after college. This book has smooth text and exquisite illustrations, making it highly readable and instructive. This book is suitable for college teachers, parents, college students, high school students, etc. To read.
Reader comments
I especially like the study planning chapter in the book. It gave me a lot of practical suggestions, allowing me to better arrange my study life in college. Moreover, the illustrations in the book are also very beautiful, making reading more relaxed and enjoyable. I think this book is not only suitable for college students, but also for high school students and parents. Everyone can benefit from it.
After reading this book, I understand that the future and the money path are different. People must have a full heart. Everyone wants more money, but the heart must be full.
I am a freshman and my instructor recommended it to me. I was very touched after reading it. Very inspiring for personal development.
I especially like the study planning chapter in the book. It gave me a lot of practical suggestions, allowing me to better arrange my study life in college. Moreover, the illustrations in the book are also very beautiful, making reading more relaxed and enjoyable. I think this book is not only suitable for college students, but also for high school students and parents. Everyone can benefit from it.
After reading this book, I understand that the future and the money path are different. People must have a full heart. Everyone wants more money, but the heart must be full.
I am a freshman and my instructor recommended it to me. I was very touched after reading it. Very inspiring for personal development.