This is my fourth time taking the postgraduate entrance examination. I didn't take it too seriously for the first time and thought about giving it a try first. If it were a big deal, I could still go to World War II. After working hard for a year, I almost missed the second round of the exam and was unwilling to stop there. I wanted to give myself another chance and worked hard to be sure. Unexpectedly, before taking the exam last year, I had a high fever of nearly 40 ℃, and the words on the test paper were blurry. The resulting score was not even my body temperature High. Later on, I went out to look for a job and found that either the salary was too low, or my major was not suitable, and I didn't have work experience. So, I became one of the candidates for this year's exam again As a practitioner of a postgraduate entrance examination institution, I have witnessed many students struggling and struggling to prepare for it over the years, and the person who said the above sentence is a typical example. When it comes to her story of taking the postgraduate entrance examination, she is filled with reluctance and helplessness. Recently, a new term has emerged on the internet - "evasive postgraduate entrance examination". Simply put, it means entering society and pursuing graduate school due to "avoidance". For many students, compared to the difficulty of exams, the difficulty of making key choices in life direction is greater, and the "social life" outside the "ivory tower" is also full of uncertainty. Therefore, they are more inclined to choose more deterministic postgraduate entrance exams. This "avoidance" may be reflected in multiple aspects, for example, when college students who are accustomed to the entrance examination stand at the crossroads of postgraduate entrance examination and employment, they are often easily influenced by peer pressure. A classmate admitted that their choice of taking the postgraduate entrance examination is more about "following the crowd": "Because everyone around me is taking the postgraduate entrance examination, my roommates talk about it every day. Listening to them talk about graduate life related to projects and internships is indeed very attractive to me. I didn't think much about it, so let's take the exam together. Otherwise, it would seem out of place for me and I would be embarrassed to stay up late and browse short videos, This intentional or unintentional avoidance makes their choices lack the most important step: carefully analyzing their strengths and weaknesses, and making long-term career plans. Some students are accustomed to the standardized selection method and rarely engage in independent self-exploration, so they blindly embark on the path of "looking good" when it comes to whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination. But it should be noted that even if we avoid the step of facing our hearts directly at this moment, this life question will continue to appear in the future. The longer it drags on, the more troubles and troubles it will bring to people in the future. Another type of 'escape' is the possibility of 'avoiding' adventures. I have noticed that becoming an excellent and highly educated talent in the standard sense is the reason why many people choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination. A classmate stated that he once interned at a start-up company that specializes in documentaries. Although he really enjoyed the job there, upon careful consideration, if the company could no longer receive investment, it might no longer exist. Compared to others, I am not completely excluded from taking the postgraduate entrance examination, as it is easier to obtain more stable job opportunities and provide me with more long-term security. At present, in the trend of taking the postgraduate entrance examination, there are not only candidates' figures, but also many projections of parental influence. My mother is a graduate student, and she cannot accept that my education is lower than hers. She prefers me to pursue a doctoral degree. However, the times have really changed, and taking the postgraduate entrance examination is not something I want to do