College students are generally not interested in literature, philosophy and other literal things, but are keen on foreign languages, computers and some professional grade certificates. A senior student of a famous university said that he has been busy taking the foreign language level test for four years in college, so that even East and West Chinese have to make up for it. Analyze the root of college students' losing interest in literature and philosophy. Xu Zhaoguang, a young writer and professor of Northwest Normal University, believes that college students' foreign language, politics, computer and other public courses are under too much pressure, employment pressure is increasing, and social beliefs are lacking
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