American Study Abroad Heavenly Questions

Author: Xu Xiaoping (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Compared to other books by New Oriental, this one is different because it focuses on people. Among them, there are those about to study in the US; those currently studying in the US; graduates who stayed in the US; those who returned to China for employment and entrepreneurship; and those struggling and striving at New Oriental. It is a dialogue and exchange of views on studying abroad, as well as an exploration of personal value. Although their thoughts may differ, what permeates these differences is a common and eternal spirit. You have certainly heard this quote: On a tranquil African savanna, as the sun sets, a lion ponders, "Tomorrow, when the sun rises, I will run to catch the fastest gazelle." At the same time, a gazelle is also pondering, "Tomorrow, when the sun rises, I will run to escape the fastest lion." So whether you are a lion or a gazelle, when the sun rises, the only thing you need to do is run. Yes, run. This book mainly includes: seeking the star of life in distant places; positioning life's coordinates; "Overseas Studying Families in New China"; completing the three stages of life; the philosophy of successful people's study in the US; the dream of Chinese doctors going abroad, and more.