What Is Global Developmental Delay?

What is postponing the real world? Even after reading a long book, if you want to enter the society to find a job, you have entered another real world. From the past real world where you had to study hard for exams, you have changed to a real world where you have to work hard to make money. If it is Before you do something you want to do and postpone the real world in the future, it is called postponing the real world.

Postpone the real world

"Delaying the real world" is "Delaying the real world".

We Chinese will find it very unrealistic. Because after graduating from college, many students have to do is to make money and pay off the debts owed to them in college. But the United States can basically do this, and many people are interested in doing such things. It was about 20 years ago when I made my first trip to the United States, when I wanted to go to college there. I found that when many universities are applying for admission, he gave you a form with such a column. What volunteer work have you participated in? I have never seen an application form for university admission in mainland China or in Hong Kong, asking you to fill in what volunteer work you have participated in. It can be seen that their habit of becoming volunteer workers has been cultivated in middle schools.

Then do volunteer

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