Asked what he would do as a 12th grader, Jiang says university is now a rip-off because students pay administrators rather than professors; he would focus on self-education and real skills.
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Real Skills
Asked what he would do as a 12th grader, Jiang says university is now a rip-off because students pay administrators rather than professors; he would focus on self-education and real skills.
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"Okay, Mr. Zhang. My question is, so I'm a 12th grader. So if you are in my shoe, like if you are in a..."
"...a lot of questions and doing my own research, by learning real skills. Okay? So in a society like this, where the game is..."
"Okay? There's no space for you. Okay? So the only thing you can do in this context is to really start educating yourself in..."
"...the countryside, especially young people, okay? They have to learn, like, real skills. No more, you know, no more cryptocurrency trading for you guys,..."
"...I refused to put the time and effort to learning a real skill and learning a real passion. And so in my 30s, late..."
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