The bar chart presented in the test paper clearly indicates that
the dramatic changes have taken place with regard to
the choices of the university graduates from 2013 to 2018.
Digging into the data given above,
we can identify that
the percentage of the graduates getting jobs has decreased from 68.1% to 60.7%
while the percentage of those getting further education has increased from 26.3% to 34%.
I am deep into thought after reading this chart.
It is beyond dispute that this has emerged as the focus of public attention.
We are tempted to pose question: what on earth leads to this situation?
Firstly, the single most critical is that finding a good job is more and more difficult.
Apart from this, it should also be pointed out that
youngsters have realized the great importance of getting deep and enough education.
Finally, what cannot be neglected is that
the government has encouraged university students to start up their own businesses.
On my personal level,
the emergence of the situation in question derives from multiple factors.
We are supposed to place value on the situation
and have the clear analysis of the behind issues.
Everything happens for a reason.Simply stated,
I have been hoping that an increasing number of deeper researches concerned
should be conducted and the corresponding measures taken.