Competetion for higher grades

A desire to competite for higher education should never be given way to another one aiming at comprehensive developement of students. Because the output of the former is cold, colorless praditors with no other passions and ideas but a craving for success, while the latter the creative and sapiential elites.

The desire for higher education itself can't provide students sufficient impetus to accomplish study career they deserved. Many students are so trapped in the obsessions derived from their families demanding them to take courses that are pre-law, pre-medical, pre-business, all in fact "pre-rich" that they are deprived of the rights to enjoy pleasures during the process of studying out of which they can continuously fashion their phylosophy. What's more, some of them can't sustain such a heavy spirital burden that become the victims of alcoholism,drug-use, even suicide. The problems appeared on the school curriculum convict that the desire to higher education alone, is not enough...