31.  Then, in the early morning, we ten people were carried to a well-known university to compete in the contest.

32.  We were from a small city, but they were from a capital city; we studied in a school where seldom had people been admitted to Peking University or Tsinghua University, but they would enter the most prestigious universities in the future; we had only learned English for a few years, but they had come to contact with English since born.

33.  As a part of the society, university is also the hotbed of stereotype.

34.  Before the stereotype, I have to talk something about a group in universities.

35.  They are Sophomores, the single boys in university.

36.  These boys have experienced the first year in university.

37.  As we know, people in China often appreciate others according to which universities they graduated from and how high scores and GPA they got in some environment of competitions.

38.  Those people who graduated from famous universities and got high marks are equal to the people who are talent even moral.

39.  In this awkward and embarrassed atmosphere, one of the examiners finally spoke up: "To be frank-uh-actually we prefer those students who come from famous universities-because what we need are outstanding students-so-uh-maybe that student who graduated from Nanjing University will be okay-and we would do something about the scores of today's interviews-"\

40.  Most of us knew that "Cultivation of Ideological Morality" was a course of no importance even before we entered the university.