Economist Mao Yushi: Disagree With College Students' Entrepreneurship

Yesterday, Mao Yushi, a famous economist in China, took the lecture on "spirit and practice of science" at Huazhong University of Science and Technology. He made a brilliant speech on "institutional economics and China's economic reform" for over 1000 students.

Before the speech, Mao Yushi devoted some time to face-to-face communication with some students.

Don't agree with college students' entrepreneurship.

The first thing you need to understand is what the fundamental task of university is.

When some students asked about the problem of College Students' entrepreneurship, Mao Yushi expressed his objection unpolitely.

"I basically disagree with college students' entrepreneurship during their studies. Your main task is to learn. This is a very valuable stage to absorb all kinds of knowledge and nutrients, and lay a solid foundation for future development. Once it is missed, it is impossible to make up for it again."

Mao Yushi warned students here that the premise of entrepreneurship is knowledge accumulation and experience accumulation. We should pay close attention to all kinds of professional knowledge and skills in school time and enhance our ability.

"We can learn better through learning, so that we can make better money."

Mao Yushi said so.

The ultimate goal of learning is to pursue happiness. Some students ask, "I think university learning seems very utilitarian. It seems to be a technology to earn money.

What is the purpose of learning? "

When he heard this confusion, Mao Yushi smiled and said, "I read all my life to pursue happiness and help others get happiness."

After comparing the differences between Chinese and western education, Mao Yushi said that from primary school to university, efforts should be made to promote quality education, teach students how to communicate with others, learn to express themselves, care for others and enrich their lives.

Therefore, in Colleges and universities, college students should consciously participate in various activities, appreciate music and appreciate beauty. Only by putting aside their utilitarianism can they realize the real happiness of learning.

How can we learn effectively and creatively?

Mao Yushi, for example, finds Newton's gravitational attraction from three laws of mechanics. Others have never noticed this. This is the embodiment of insight.

To look at any problems, we must have our own ideas and analysis. "If we want to achieve remarkable achievements, we must bravely break all the frames to think about problems and carry out creative learning.

New knowledge and new achievements are obtained through observation and thinking, and only accepting acceptance of others' thoughts, they will always stay in the simple imitation of others without progress.