
I Study Archaeology at Peking University
我在北大学考古
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The book should be titled "A History of Relationships Among Figures in Modern Chinese Archaeology"—it's too technical. 👍👍👍👍😁😁
Peking University and Tsinghua University, the US talent market
I've given you all my monthly tickets and recommendation votes, please feature this post! No need to change the author; this type of book is relatively niche. Keep it up!
I've read 10 chapters, and there's a ton of stuff I don't want to know. I wanted to see how the interviews were conducted, but I kept waiting for chapter after chapter. Then a supporting character comes along and they bring out his biography, and he can even give a long explanation of Peking University's history on his way to the interview.
Impressive! Excellent writing skills and story pacing. This is bound to be a hit!
The writing itself is fine, but it loses its everyday feel, or rather, its online novel vibe, towards the end. The long stretches of bizarre character and background information are a headache to read. The author could learn from the writing style of academic novels; it can't always be so flat and monotonous. After all, we're here to have some fun, so keep it up!
Hey bro, you should rename this book "Memories of the Forbidden City," the numbers would probably be better then. 😅
I'm here to read online novels for fun, not to attend a lecture. Feel free to offer educational content or pay homage, but forcing me to bow and show reverence is a bit much, isn't it? 😒
The three golden chapters mainly introduce the history and heritage of Peking University, lacking narrative appeal.
We're in the same major, but I'm not good enough for Peking University. I ended up at some poor university that's supposedly second in our major (though I don't believe a word of it). However, I find reading novels in the same major incredibly painful; it feels like being suffocated by your advisor rubbing your head on the ground, yelling, "Have you finished your thesis?" 2333