Will the headmaster attend each student's graduation ceremony?

At the undergraduate graduation ceremony, only outstanding graduates came to the stage, and the principals and other leaders dialed their ears. The rest of us are watching from below. Different schools handle it differently.

The ear-picking ceremony came from China. The title comes from "crown to the right, crown to the right", which is a kind of etiquette when awarding degrees to undergraduates at graduation ceremony. The main process is that the school principal or other school leaders dial the head of the student's degree cap from right to left, and then issue graduation certificates and degree certificates. Heading represents the maturity of the ear of rice or wheat, and symbolizes that graduates have learned something and can fly high.

Did everyone dial their ears at the graduation ceremony?

Students with a bachelor's degree or above will get not only a diploma but also a degree certificate when they graduate, so they will have corresponding hats and robes when they attend the graduation ceremony. Traditionally, a robe consists of four parts: a degree hat, a tassel, a degree robe and a hanging cloth. Generally speaking, the colors of hats and robes are used to distinguish different degrees. Take tassels for example. The tassel of bachelor's degree is black, the master's degree is blue and the doctor's degree is red. Of course, at the graduation ceremony, not only students should wear hats and robes, but also principals, tutors and others who attend the graduation ceremony should wear clothes that meet the requirements, such as principals' robes and tutors' degrees.

At the graduation ceremony, the ear-picking ceremony is an essential process. The ear picking ceremony is that the principal or tutor moves the tassel position on the student's degree cap from the right front side to the left front side. This is the ear picking ceremony. Although it is only a simple action, it is also sacred.

Generally speaking, many students will attend the graduation ceremony organized by the school, so it is unrealistic to say that every student is headed by the school leader. In most cases, student representatives will be elected to the stage, and school leaders will lead the ears. Of course, every school is different If the number of students graduating is not particularly large, the school leaders may also assign ears to each student.