What did Hong Kong college students do to resist Putonghua?

Hong Kong college students have "made trouble" again!

Universities in Hong Kong require students to have a certain level of Putonghua before they can graduate. At present, at least five universities in Hong Kong require students to take Putonghua courses or take Putonghua exams.

Among them, the requirement of Baptist University is that students must take Putonghua courses and pass the exam before they can graduate.

However, many local students are against it. They don't see the value behind mastering the language ability, but think they are "forced" to learn Mandarin.

Last year, the Baptist University launched the Putonghua Exemption Test, and those who passed the test were exempted from the Putonghua graduation requirements. Simply put, "If your Mandarin is really that good, you don't have to spend more time in class!" " "

As for the difficulty of the exam, you can test yourself if you are interested.