The "most loving" postgraduate couple: the postgraduate entrance examination does not want to compete with each other.

(Reporter correspondent, intern Qi Wei) Yesterday, in the audience, there was a special couple of graduates, both from Shandong, both undergraduates, who got their master's degrees at Wuhan University. Even better, all the jobs were found in the same company in Wuhan. In the graduation season when everyone was busy breaking up, they were praised as "the most loving" student couple by all the students.

"I have been together for five years, and I am still together after graduation twice." Chloe Wang, 26, said with a smile. He is a sophomore majoring in psychology in Wuhan Institute of Politics and Management. He is going to work in a good education investment company in Wuhan with a monthly salary of more than 5,000 yuan. Girlfriend Xiao Zhang still has a bachelor's degree. "Originally, I also study pedagogy. When I was in the postgraduate entrance examination (Weibo), I didn't want to compete with her, so I took the psychology cross-major. "

Chloe Wang said that now that he has graduated, he only misses Wu Da. Although I only stayed for two short years, I feel much more than when I was an undergraduate in Jinan. "The comprehensive strength and academic atmosphere here are better, and teachers have a lot of interaction in class. Unlike the previous undergraduate course, I always read books and feel that I am growing rapidly. "

Because he was optimistic about Wuhan's development prospects, this foreign guy chose to stay in Han, and also mobilized his girlfriend whose parents did not agree to stay in Han to stay with him. However, he said that he still prefers the school environment. "I worked as an intern in the company I signed for a whole year. I feel that interpersonal relationships in society are much more complicated, and I still have to drink and socialize, but I will try my best to adapt. "

When talking about this graduate music festival, Chloe Wang looked excited. It turns out that he is the vice chairman of the Graduate Student Association in charge of literature and art in the School of Political Management, and he usually loves the "So What" band of Wu Da. "Campus bands are very energetic, and many of them will create their own, which can reflect the mentality of our college students. I didn't expect to hear Lady Gaga's poker face this time. I usually use it as an alarm! "