The school organized a debate. Do college students mean independence? We mean independence. I don't know how to write the first three minutes. Help! ! !

As we all know, college students are the hope of the new generation of the country and the talents needed by all posts and institutions. Entering university not only means learning and consolidating knowledge, but also means exercising and experiencing an independent life.

Living independently means saying goodbye to the days when you were dependent on your parents. We need to make plans and suggestions for our lives-obviously, all college students need to know whether they are mature or not. If college students don't mean independence, then I'm afraid there is no such thing as independence in this world. We (if you are a college student. ) are young people who have dreams and are willing to work hard. We may know little about the present situation of this society, or hold some naive and unrealistic ideas. But after the senior high school entrance examination, there are countless quizzes. After parents' urging and teachers' teaching, we can't say that we have grown up or succeeded, but after so many days and nights, we are really independent. We have learned to cherish our bodies, care about the future of ourselves and others, learn to compromise and understand the difficulties of others. We make progress in cooperation and gradually learn life skills in life, all for ourselves and the people we love.

University is a new world, which is the same for everyone. This is a place where young people lose their childishness and learn to grow up. College students certainly mean independence, because it not only means a wider social circle and a more comfortable learning environment, but also means that we have reached the door of society. Thank you.

question

Have you confused the concepts of independence and maturity? (Ask if there is)

As we all know, universities are very different from high schools and junior high schools. Many people leave their families and old friends to study in a completely strange place. Isn't this independence?

The concept of independence is skilled life skills and good social skills, which are the basic conditions for a college student, aren't they?

refute

If the other person's point of view mentions that college students only mean having enough knowledge, not independence, then ask: Is this a society where information is king? Having enough knowledge means getting high marks in the exam, and more importantly, using your own ability to solve and innovate problems. Do you agree?

If the other person's point of view mentions that college students lack social experience and will only be whimsical, then ask: don't many ideas to change the world come from the whimsy of these so-called college students? Is it wrong to have new ideas? Please don't judge college students with conservative views.

That's all, hands up, I hope I can help you.