Don't Worry About Your College Entrance Examination Aspirations: 6 In-depth and Complete Articles in This Industry Are Brought to You

The number one coaching article at a certain point. The writing is very good and opens a door for those who want to understand the coaching industry.

For those ambitious young people who want to be literary giants. Among the articles that have not been harmonized in a certain way, I think the number one literary masterpiece in this category is Wang Zijun's The Writer of the Republic of China.

Teacher Zhang Xuefeng said that if you study liberal arts, finance if you have the resources, and law if you have less resources, employment in these two categories will not be a problem. Otherwise, just go to the normal school or take the public major. This is a professional lawyer's book. The author was once a twelve heavenly king, and the writing and plot are very good.

When I was young, I watched a lot of TVB dramas and thought that the profession of lawyer was really cool. It made a lot of money and could also provide justice for others. Although conditions vary from place to place, industries will also have their own characteristics and differences. Lawyers are really a good choice for liberal arts students. This book is also a good introduction to the industry. I haven't reviewed the first one, so this is a substitute.

In today's economic society, economic heroes are highly sought after. Finance, economics, etc. Are definitely favored by many people. I don't know how many teenagers have dreamed of punching Buffett and stepping on Soros, but after all these years, your uncle is still your uncle. This book is a book that deeply reveals the inside story of the industry. It is the story of how a young man with a mediocre family background cut leeks by relying on his so-called intelligence. It is quite thought-provoking. Those who drown are those who are good at water, and those who are cheated are often smart people. In this industry, sometimes those who can guard their hearts may go further than those who are smart. (There is a particularly good book that cannot be pushed up, so I can only replace it with this one)

Shitorimura is a writer that I quite like and appreciate. Like Squid, he likes to challenge his own weaknesses and constantly explore new writing boundaries and areas. This book is written by a great doctor starting from a young doctor. It is a very good popular science article about the medical industry. It can show the way forward for students who want to step into the four major sinkholes (Teacher Xuefeng's words). But to be honest, those with low qualifications and no resources should still enter with caution.

The Internet celebrity economy coupled with the "fairy tale" stories concocted by employers and the media about an ugly duckling becoming a phoenix through idol training have captivated the eyes of many people. I found this particularly interesting Koi article, just to let my younger brothers and sisters see how many steps you have to take to get to the end step by step, and you also need to have matching talents and ambitions, and even a lover who can withstand the test!

This article is reserved for those who are ambitious and want to revitalize certain industries in China. After all, the author of this book is also an associate professor at a key university. The writing is rigorous and the logic is strict. It really opens your eyes in advance to see how revitalizing an industry is carried out. Also, without him, no matter whether we are revitalizing or catching up, we must be prepared to endure hardships. We must have the ambition to wear golden armor in a hundred battles and never return Loulan until we break it. I wish you all the best!

Breeding industry, yes, a good book on raising pigs. In the past, classmates often joked that if they could not read well, they would go home and raise pigs. However, there is an old saying that goes, "If you have a lot of wealth, it doesn't count what you have with fur." ​​No matter how many risks there are, the boss may overturn, and it is not something that Xiao Mengxin can solve with a copy of "Postpartum Care of Sows". This article is about the protagonist traveling back to the eve of the last pig cycle, understanding the timeline and connections, and going through scenes of intrigues, conspiracy, cooperation and calculations before he stands out. Other young brothers must be careful when entering this industry. I really learned a lot from reading this book, about the pig cycle, the operation mode of frozen goods, the industrial thinking of large and small factories... It's very interesting.