Migratory Bird of NCEE in China
Migratory Bird of NCEE in China After school, a lot of students walked out in twos and threes, chatting and laughing. ... Everything was for the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE). ... In China, to get into a national or public university, you have to take an entrance exam administered across the entire country in June or July. ... They have fixed routes like the migratory bird. ... In the NCEE of 2003, a candidate of ShanDong province who tried to migrate but couldn¡¯t get the exam permission, had to take the plane and the taxi to go 1300 miles back to his hometown the day before the tests and missed the first exam at last. ... To make their dreams come true, to change their fates, these ¡°migratory birds¡± use unusual ways. This seems normal under the baton of NCEE, and not normal at the same time. ... Otherwise, when NCEE comes close, there are always some students joining this migratory wave, advance wave upon wave, one falling while another one rising. I was a candidate of NCEE in 2000 in HeNan Province, which had one of the highest admission lines. ... I stayed where I belong, studied hard everyday, and did a good enough job in NCEE to gain an admission to a key university.