Kneel down and worship the statue of Tao Xingzhi before the teaching qualification exam. What are the rituals of the exam for students?

Basically everyone has experienced exams, and for those with good grades, these things are naturally a no-brainer. But for some people with poor grades, they may crave for a kind of psychological sustenance before the exam. There is a normal school in Anhui. There is a statue of Mr. Tao Xingzhi in the school. Everyone knows that Mr. Tao Xingzhi is a great educator and the ancestor of the education industry. Before the exam for the teacher qualification certificate, many students ran to the statue, kneeling and worshiping, as if they had pinned their hopes on the statue. In fact, there are still many popular exam rituals among the people. For example, some people will wear cheongsam during exams, which means victory. There are also people who eat chicken drumsticks and poached eggs before the exam, with the intention of getting a hundred points. 1. Some people wear cheongsam during exams.

Many people wear cheongsam during exams, because the cheongsam has the word "qi" in it and there are slits on the sides. The meaning of wearing it this way is to win the day. But wearing a cheongsam for exams is really not a wise choice, because the cheongsam itself is relatively close-fitting and has no elasticity, making it particularly uncomfortable to sit for a long time during the exam. Therefore, it is recommended to wear comfortable clothes during the exam so as not to affect your mood. 2. Some children eat chicken legs and eggs before taking exams.

When we were young, our mother would prepare a chicken leg and two eggs the day before the exam, because together they equaled 100 points, and parents hoped that their children would get 100 points. In some places, candidates will wash their hair before the exam, which is to let the candidates go into battle lightly. In short, in order to do well in the exam, candidates and parents will come up with various methods. Third, it is mainly psychological sustenance.

Of course, these rituals are just psychological sustenance. If they have any effect, they can make candidates feel more at ease. Just like the students who knelt down to worship the statue of Tao Xingzhi, real test scores still need to be supported by the candidates' excellent knowledge. As someone said, instead of doing this, it is better to spend more time reading the materials.