北京
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology President Zhu Xinyuan urged graduates to "calibrate life’s compass" amid systemic challenges: geopolitical tensions, AI disruption, and green transition. He emphasized that excellence stems from ordinary dedication, stating management’s essence is “human fulfillment”. Graduates should safeguard small businesses, community vitality, and every worker’s dignity when designing systems. True leadership, he noted, means finding order in chaos, balance in competition, and preserving empathy within data deluges. (Photo/ China Youth Daily)
By Wang Xinyuan,Li Yuanyuan,Jiang Xinyi(intern) and Wang Yejie/China Youth Daily
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