Bian Jinglai and his girlfriend can be considered the golden boy and girl of Peking University. One is a talented student in the Chinese Department, and the other is the campus beauty of Guanghua School of Management. No matter how you look at it, the two of them are very compatible.
According to the poster, Bian Jinglai is Han Chinese and his girlfriend is Uyghur Chinese. It is said that they were forced to break up due to family pressure.
The poster also said that Bian Jinglai’s girlfriend got married during the summer vacation, and Uyghurs can only marry Uyghurs.
Jian Yunxi didn't understand the customs of ethnic minorities, and she couldn't judge the truthfulness of the poster's remarks, but the comments below seemed to confirm them.
1st floor: Damn, I was wondering why he suddenly applied for a study abroad exchange. Normally people apply for this in their sophomore year, but he must be a senior at the start of the school.
Second floor: Why would a Chinese major go abroad? To spread Chinese?
3rd floor: Are you a student of Beijing University? Do you know that our Chinese department does not only study Chinese? Ridiculous!
Floor 4: I'm from Xinjiang, and I'm here to confirm that local ethnic minorities really don't intermarry with outsiders. It's better to break up early, because it's basically impossible for them to become campus couples in college anyway.
Floor 5: The comments above are too extreme. Who told you that college couples have to break up? I will definitely marry my boyfriend.
Floor 6: I have memorized the ID of the person above. If you really get married, please remember to send me an invitation.
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The discussion below has veered off topic to the topic of "Will college campus couples be together forever, or break up after graduation?"
Until an administrator's comment floated out: "After application by Senior Lin Yi from the Law Department, the theme of this semester's campus debate competition has been set as this. Please prepare carefully for the competition."
"No way, Senior Lin Yi is omnipresent!" Guo Xinyue wailed, for the simple reason that sophomores could also participate in the debate competition.
Jian Yunxi was eager to try. In the last debate, she could only take notes from the audience, but this time she could finally take part in the competition.
Besides, she likes this topic very much because she firmly believes that she will be with Lu Yang until the end.
When Sun Qimiao and Huang Miao came back, they found out that Guo Xinyue had registered for the competition with the team name "The opposing debater is wrong."
"Guo Xinyue, are you crazy?" Sun Qimiao seemed to see the whole audience laughing as soon as this team name came out.
"Can I withdraw from the competition?" Huang Miao felt that it would be better for him not to come back.
No matter how reluctant they were, several people started the debate preliminaries in the midst of their busy studies.
Among the four, only Jian Yunxi was in a campus romance, but Jian Yunxi's experience was not enough to support their argument.
"Let's do a survey?" Jian Yunxi came up with a good idea.
"How do you do it?"
Sun Qimiao thought about distributing flyers, but the workload was too heavy and the cost was also high. Besides, if he went to the streets to distribute flyers, he would definitely be met with cold shoulders.
Of course, Jian Yunxi had her own clever plan, and her boyfriend came in handy at this time.
"Lu Yang, can you help me make a link to a small survey on whether college campus romances lead to marriage or breakup?"
Lu Yang stopped typing on the keyboard. This topic?
"We will definitely get married."
Jian Yunxi was confused. What on earth was this?
"Oh, this is the topic of our school's debate. What are you thinking about?"
Lu Yang was relieved: "Yunxi, this link is easy to make. I can make it tonight."
"Then I'll send you the contents of the questionnaire." It's indeed reassuring to ask Lu Yang to do things.
"How are you going to thank me?"
"Then I'll give you some kisses, mua mua."
Lu Yang laughed softly: "No, I will charge you interest next time we meet."
Soon Lu Yang sent the link that Jian Yunxi needed and told her how to export the data.
The four people quickly divided the work. Huang Miao was responsible for posting on the Peking University forum, asking everyone to click on the link and fill out the mini program.
Guo Xinyue went to Tieba and Tianya to post.
Sun Qimiao sent the link to the high school group, the student union group, and the class group.
Jian Yunxi also cast a wide net, and even asked Lu Yang to help post it on their school's forum, not even sparing Jiang Mu who was far away in Hong Kong.
"Jian Yunxi, cousin, you are so free!"
Jiang Mu said this, but he still helped her fill out the "I love you and forward it" form.
So in the end, the number of people who filled out Jian Yunxi's questionnaire was as high as 5,000. Perhaps her content was humorous and not based on old-fashioned routines, which attracted passers-by to forward it.
In the end, the "Opponent's Debaters Are Wrong" team passed three rounds, defeated six opponents, and made it to the semi-finals. In the semi-finals, each of the four teams will select a "best debater" to form a new team in the finals to meet the challenge of HKU.
Only then did Jian Yunxi realize that Peking University's debate competition was very influential. Last year's final was against Tsinghua University, and this year's final was against the University of Hong Kong.
But Jian Yunxi won the "Best Debater" award with her insightful and linguistically powerful rebuttal in the semi-finals, and she thought she was dreaming.
The University of Peking quickly launched a wave of classic remarks about the "little steel cannon of the law school":
Couples who quarreled in Lijiao were more likely to get married than those who ate at Waishaoyuan.
The term "potential stock" was originally invented for campus romance.
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These subsequent remarks set off a trend not only in the Peking University forum, but also in Tsinghua University.
Students from Tsinghua University even made jokes on the Internet:
"If you can't get into Kyoto University, you won't even have the freedom to marry on campus."
“Is this why I’m single at NTHU?”
"No wonder Kyoto University didn't invite us to participate in the debate competition this year. It turns out that all the students at National Tsing Hua University are bachelors!"
Because Lu Yang had moved out of the student dormitory, he knew nothing about it. Even Shi Dongdong, who was usually very well-informed, didn't know what the hot topics were being discussed recently.
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