It was always a good thing for the university to have outstanding graduates. When Lin Aiguo heard that Qi Tongwei intended to pursue a dual master’s degree, he could not help but be stunned.
A twenty-year-old double master’s candidate—even setting aside Handong University of Political Science and Law, if promoted well, he could become famous throughout the country.
China’s five-thousand-year history was also a five-thousand-year history of scholarship. "Of all pursuits, education is the highest," and the more educated a person was, the more they valued learning. Even with the support of future academic resources, finishing one's studies and obtaining a master's degree by the age of twenty would be impressive—let alone in 1985.
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